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| World's Fair enthusiast and
collector Mike Kraus has very generously donated a wonderful
collection of images of various Pavilions and Exhibits from the
1964/1965 New York World's Fair to
nywf64.com. He shares with us here some excellent
views of The Pavilion of the Philippines. |
Source: Above
photos presented courtesy Mike Kraus Collection and are ©
Copyright 2012 Mike Kraus, All Rights Reserved
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Above: The Philippine Pavilion
was designed to resemble a traditional hat worn in the Philippines
-- the salakot. Below: Philippine Jitney of the
type one might see on the streets of Manila.
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Above: A display of dolls.
Below: Inside the Philippine Pavilion.
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Details
of the magnificent wood carvings -- the Philippine Exhibit.
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Pavilion of the Philippines
SOURCE: Commercial
Transparency by Photo Lab, Inc., Washington, DC
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| Bill Cotter, World's Fair enthusiast, has
been collecting images of the 1964/1965 New York World's Fair
for many years. He shares with us here some wonderful views of
The Pavilion of the Philippines. If you would like
to see more images of Bill's fabulous collection of World's
Fair images, visit his website WorldsFairPhotos.com. |
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Source: Above
photos presented courtesy Bill Cotter Collection and are ©
Copyright 2012 Bill Cotter, All Rights Reserved
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Three
Views of the Philippine Pavilion ... Sunset ... Aerial View from
the Swiss Skyride ... Nighttime.
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Source: Above
Official World's Fair transparency by Pana-Vue
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Details
of the magnificent wood carvings -- the Philippine Exhibit.
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Webmaster's
note...
Thank you
to Bill Cotter and Mike Kraus for sharing their photos of the
Philippine Pavilion and exhibits.
- Bill Young
- May 11, 2012
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