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Port Authority Heliport
Source: 1965
Official Souvenir Book by Dexter Press, West Nyack, NY
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The View from the Top
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The World's
Fair view as seen from the top of the Heliport.Contrast this
view with The View from the Top on the Today- Terrace
on the Park
Page.
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Source: Official
World's Fair transparencies by Pana-Vue presented courtesy Bill
Cotter Collection
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Port Authority Heliport
SOURCE: Commercial
Transparency by Photo Lab, Inc., Washington, DC
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Night View of the
Port Authority Heliport
SOURCE: Commercial
Transparency by Photo Lab, Inc., Washington, DC
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TOP: Port Authority as seen from
Chrysler Islands. BOTTOM: "Top of the Fair" Restaurant
Dining Room.
SOURCE: (Both)
ROLOC Color Transparency presented courtesy Bradd Schiffman collection
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Approaching the Landing
Pad atop the Port Authority Heliport at 500 Feet
SOURCE: The
Port of New York Authority Publicity Photo
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THE PORT OF NEW YORK
AUTHORITY EXHIBIT
This spectacular exhibit of the
World's Fair at Flushing Meadow, New York includes a 120 foot
high heliport as well as a restaurant and cocktail lounge to
be open the year around
Source: Progressive Publications,
Inc., New York, NY
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THE PORT OF NEW YORK
AUTHORITY
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HELIPORT AND EXHIBIT
BUILDING
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New York World's
Fair 1964-1965
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"Peace through
Understanding
The top of this building, 120
feet from the ground, is a landing deck for helicopters linking
the Fair to Manhattan and New York's three major airports. Immediately
below the landing deck are a restaurant and a cocktail lounge.
Source: Official Postcard
by Dexter Press, West Nyack, NY
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THE PORT OF NEW YORK
AUTHORITY
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Heliport and Exhibit
Building
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"Air Gateway to
the Fair"
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New York World's Fair
1964-1965
The first building completed
and opened to the public prior to the opening of the Fair with
"shuttle air bus" service linking it to airports in
the vicinity.
Source: Official Postcard
by Dexter Press, West Nyack, NY
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