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The New York World's Fair, 1939/1940 by Professor Nathan Jacobson of

The New York World's Fair, 1939/1940 by Professor Nathan Jacobson ofThe New York World's Fair 1939 1940 may not have been the greatest of all world's fairs, but it is probably the most fondly remembered of all of them, a spectacle that no one who was there has forgotten. The 700 foot tall Trylon and the 200 foot wide Perisphere are still vivid symbols and memories of a wonderful and lost time for millions of people. Do you remember seeing or being told about the vast diorama of Democracity representing the theme of

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The New York World's Fair, 1939/1940 by Professor Nathan Jacobson ofThe New York World's Fair 1939 1940 may not have been the greatest of all world's fairs, but it is probably the most fondly remembered of all of them, a spectacle that no one who was there has forgotten. The 700 foot tall Trylon and the 200 foot wide Perisphere are still vivid symbols and memories of a wonderful and lost time for millions of people. Do you remember seeing or being told about the vast diorama of Democracity representing the theme of

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