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Visitors stroll through re-creations of an Oriental street, an Alpine peak, a tropical forest -- complete with sights and sounds. View the Industrial Area Map Locate It: B35 In the center of a courtyard stands a 120-foot spire containing the world's largest carillon, with 610 bells that are electronically amplified. It strikes the hours at the Fair and is played in daily concerts by famous carillonneurs. "GLOBAL HOLIDAY." During a 15- to 20-minute indoor walk, fairgoers visit such faraway places as a bustling Hong Kong street, a serene Indian garden, a Bavarian ski lodge, a Cambodian forest and the harbor of Rio de Janeiro. HAM RADIO. Members of the American Radio Relay League operate a sending and receiving station capable of reaching around the globe. SERVICEMEN'S CENTER. A lounge of the United Service Organizations (USO) supplies travel information and helps servicemen obtain tickets to New York theaters, sports events and other local attractions. The description of this exhibit from the 1965 Official Guide Book Spectacular shot of the Coca-Cola Pavilion SOURCE: Commercial Transparency by Photo Lab, Inc., Washington, DC   The many components of the Carillon in Coca-Cola's tower can be seen in this shot taken at the entrance to the Coca-Cola Pavilion   SOURCE: Presented courtesy Jeff DaSilva © 2007 Jeff DaSilva, All Rights Reserved