GALLERY with Audio!

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 excellent views of Dinoland. If you would like to see more images of Bill's fabulous collection of World's Fair images, visit his website WorldsFairPhotos.com.

Tom Weakley, Assistant Manager of Dinoland, had the presence of mind back in October,1965 to save the audio narration of Sinclair's presentation at the Fair. Our thanks to Tom for sharing the narrations with Fair fans some forty-plus years later!

Looking down into Sinclair's Dinoland from the top of the US Rubber Ferris Wheel

Welcome to Dinoland! Step inside and visit the world of the dinosaurs!

Our first stop is to take a look at Trachodon. 1500 teeth! Is he really harmless? Narration: LISTEN!

Who's this little fella on the other side of the path? It's Ornitholestes. A flesh eater that's the size of a turkey. Narration: LISTEN!

Here's the real monster! Tyrannosaurus. King of the dinosaurs! Narration: LISTEN!

Triceratops. Ready to do battle with the T-Rex. Narration: LISTEN!

Brontosaurus Eggs and a new hatchling!

Ankylosaurus. A walking fortress. Narration: LISTEN!

In a water setting we find Corythosaurus. With a face only a mother could love? Narration: LISTEN!

Everybody's favorite at the top of the hill -- Brontosaurus! Narration: LISTEN!

Bony plates provided the ultimate protection for Stegosaurus. We find him on the pathway as we head toward the Sinclair Petroleum displays. Narration: LISTEN!

Source: Above photos presented courtesy Bill Cotter Collection and are © Copyright 2007 Bill Cotter, All Rights Reserved

The last dinosaur on our tour of Dinoland is Struthiomimus. Narration: LISTEN!

Dinoland Exit Diorama depicting the geologic conditions that combined to create the crude oil used in the production of petroleum products by Sinclair Refining. Narration: LISTEN! Our Sinclair Dinoland tour ends with a display of Sinclair's Diversified Petroleum Products. Narration: LISTEN! Source: Official Souvenir Book - 1964/1965 New York World's Fair, presented courtesy Bradd Schiffman Collection

Close-up of the mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex at Sinclair's Dinoland.

SOURCE: Commercial Transparency by Photo Lab, Inc., Washington, DC

Interesting view of Tyrannosaurus Rex & Triceratops

SOURCE: John Pender Collection

Brontosaurus peers down on motorists along the Grand Central Parkway as crowds stroll through Dinoland Source: ROLOC Color Transparency, presented courtesy Bradd Schiffman Collection

Aerial view of Dinoland (View a Larger Version of this Photograph)

SOURCE: New York World's Fair Publicity Photograph presented courtesy Craig Bavaro collection

SINCLAIR DINOLAND

New York World's Fair

Featuring nine life-size prehistoric monsters that roamed the earth millions of years ago.

Source: Official Postcard by Dexter Press, West Nyack, NY

BRONTOSAURUS

One of the largest and best known dinosaurs. He was 70 to 80 feet in length and weighted 20 tons. Featured at Sinclair "Dinoland" at the New York World's Fair.

Source: Official Postcard by Dexter Press, West Nyack, NY

Source: Official Postcards by Dexter Press, West Nyack, NY

WebHost's note: Tom Weakly is the gentleman pictured in the Post Card above left answering visitor's questions.

TYRANNOSAURUS REX (TYE-RAN-O-SAWR-US) Largest and most terrifying flesh-eater that ever lived. 50 feet from tip to tip and 20 feet high. Featured at Sinclair "Dinoland" -- New York World's Fair.	TRACHODON (TRAK-O-DON) Some Trachodons had 1500 teeth. He was about 32 feet long and 14 feet high. Featured at Sinclair "Dinoland" -- New York World's Fair.

CORYTHOSAURUS

This duck billed dinosaur averaged 30 feet in length and lived in the water. Featured at Sinclair "Dinoland" at the New York World's Fair.

Source: Official Postcard by Dexter Press, West Nyack, NY