Site of the Kodak Pavilion, 1964 World's Fair (New York City, New York)

USA / New York / Saddle Rock / New York City, New York
 interesting place, invisible, historical layer / disappeared object
Kodak's pavilion, which displayed five of the world's largest (30 x 36 feet) color photographs on an 80 foot tower above its roof, called attention to its unusual pavilion below. The pavilion, which had 15 exhibit sections and two theaters had a threefold purpose; to demonstrate the wealth of experience to be gained from photography, to provide scenes on its rooftop garden for on-the-spot picture-taking, and to show the influence of photography on various aspects of modern life (science, leisure, medicine, industry and education).
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Coordinates:   40°44'41"N   73°50'23"W
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