Gallery I The Fountain of the Planets by Day (top) (Courtesy of Ray Dashner) Source: © 2001 Ray Dashner The Fountain of the Planets by Night (bottom) (Courtesy of Bradd Schiffman) These photos look toward the Main Mall and Unisphere from the entrance to the Bell System Pavilion at the head of the Pool of Industry. Note the street lighting that surrounds the pool. These tall thin luminaries were designed to complement the heights of the water sprays of the Fountain. Source: © 2001 Bradd Schiffman A fabulous aerial shot of the fountain showing the inner workings of pipes and light boxes (Courtesy of Craig Bavaro) Source: New York World's Fair 1964-1965 Corporation publicity photo Even in Black & White, the effect is stunning (Courtesy of Craig Bavaro) Source: New York World's Fair 1964-1965 Corporation publicity photo A calm Pool of Industry with the fountains turned off affords a better view of the screens that hid the fountain works (Courtesy of Joan Lyon) Source: © 2001 Alfred Gedney Twilight brings on the lights and the fountain truly becomes spectacular. (Courtesy of Larry Hubble) Source: Commercial Transparency by Photo Lab, Inc., Washington, DC Nighttime brings on the full spectacular as crowds gather at the railing of the Pool of Industry in amazement at the Fountain of the Planets (Both courtesy of Bill Cotter) Source: Consulting Engineer Magazine (both)