Your World's Fair memories
The World’s Fair is a timeless tradition where innovation meets imagination, and families around the world gather together to make history. Whether you attended in 1964, have old family photos from 1939 or lucky enough to attend in another country, we want to see your memories. (Captions are submitted by readers who share their photos.)
Credit: John Devaney Masssapequa Park
Worlds Fair
Credit: John Devaney Masssapequa Park
World's Fair
Credit: My Father: S. Klug
My brother and me at the Fair. 1965 season.
Credit: Theresa Graff
June1965 worlds fair class trip with 4th grade teacher Mr Zafrano
Credit: Leonard Silverstein - Flushing M
"Fountains of Light" The New York State Pavilion as seen from the GM Pavilion. Taken by Leonard Silverstein. Winner Honorable Mention in a national photo contest
Credit: Frederick Pica, Franklin Square
Me and my sister eating peaches at the World's Fair, 1964.
Credit: Theresa Graff
June1965 worlds fair class trip with 4th grade teacher Mr Zafrano
Credit: Richard Tellerman - West Islip
Unisphere at '64 Fair
Credit: John Devaney Massapequa Park
World's Fair
Credit: Sam Tellerman, Elmont, NY
City od Light
Credit: Unknown Flushing NY
At the NY 1964-65 Worlds Fair my grandfather Frank Motto had a pizza concession stand right outside of the Bavarian Village.
Credit: Theresa Graff
June1965 worlds fair class trip with 4th grade teacher Mr Zafrano
Credit: Sam Tellerman Elmont, NY
Mussolini statue at Italy pavillion - '39 Fair
Credit: Sam Tellerman, Elmont, NY
U.S Steel Pavillion
Credit: New York World's Fair 1964-1
Photo ID of Frank Motto
Credit: Sam Tellerman, Elmont, NY
Rosalind Tellerman (Wife) at at '39 Fair
Credit: Sam Tellerman, Elmont, NY
Schaefer Center '39 Fair
Credit: Bill Cotter, Baldwin
The Fair was the debut of the Ford Mustang. This was taken in June 1964.
Credit: Sam Tellerman Elmont, NY
Richard Tellerman at '64 fair eating a Belgium waffle
Credit: Sam Tellerman Elmont, NY
U.S Steel pavilion at night
Credit: Sam Tellerman Elmont, NY
Richard Tellerman at '64 Fair
Credit: Unknown Flushing NY
Frank Motto selling his original Crispy pizza to a happy customer at the 1964-65 NYC World's Fair
Credit: John Devaney Masssapequa Park
World's Fair
Credit: unknown-
Sam and Rosalind Tellerman at '39 Fair
Credit: Frederick Pica, Franklin Square
Me, my brother and sister at the World Fair, 1965.
Credit: Michael Tierney, Elmont, NY
The Tierney Family, Bridge of Flags to NY State Pavilion, 1965
Credit: Donna stochla
1964 we were just married and visited the fair often...it was great and very crowded
Credit: Frederick Pica, Franklin Square
My unhappy brother at the World Fair, 1965. He was just told all the Good and Plenty candy was all gone!
Credit: Michael Tierney, Elmont, NY
The Tierney Family, along with my mother's Uncle Joe visiting from Czechoslovakia. I'm sort of in this one Fair photo, as my mom is carrying me and I was born a few months later. A very comfortable trip for me.
Credit: Stephen stochla
Just married my new husband and I visited the fair many times. It was amazing
Credit: Paul MacAvoy, Baldwin
Harry MacAvoy (from Baldwin) standing in front of Liberty Bell replica at the 1964-65 NY Worlds Fair.
Credit: John Devaney Massapequa Park
World's Fair
Credit: Sam Tellerman, Elmont, NY
Kodak Pavillion
Credit: Richard Tellerman, West Islip
Rosalind and Sam Tellerman - 64 Fair at Kodak pavillion
Credit: David Chipkin
Standing in front of the Unisphere
Credit: Frederick Pica, Franklin Square
My brother, sister, mother and family friends drying off in the parking lot at the World Fair, 1965, after a rainstorm before we entered the fair.
Credit: Michael Tierney, Elmont, NY
High view of the Fair, September, 1964.
Credit: John Devaney Masssapequa Park
World's Fair
Credit: Dad (Arthur DeGennaro) Bayside N
At the Post Office Mom (Millie) Sister (Lorraine) and my self
Credit: John Devaney Massapequa Park
World's Fair
Credit: Michael Tierney, Elmont, NY
The Tierney Family at the Vatican Pavilion.
Credit: John Devaney Masssapequa Park
World's Fair
Credit: Paul MacAvoy, Baldwin
Looking happy having my picture snapped by my father in front of the Liberty Bell replica at the 1964-65 NY Worlds Fair.
Credit: Michael Tierney, Elmont, NY
The Mormon Pavilion
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