Interior view photograph. Scale model of the Krasnoyarsk Hydroelectric Dam.

Exterior view photograph. Queue of visitors lining up outside the Kodak Pavilion (lot C-445). Africa Place in background

Interior view photograph. Replicas of Egyptian artifacts including King Tut's mask and bed.

Interior view photograph. Replica of King Tut's throne.

Photograph of the Kenya Pavilion exterior. Minirail in background. The Kenya Pavilion put emphasis on the nation's agricultural wealth. An array of photographs celebrated Kenya's national parks and game reserves as well as the beautiful wild creatures that could be found on them.

Interior view photograph. The Katha Sarit Sagar, a collection of Indian stories compiled in 1070 AD. It consisted of 22,000 stanzas and 124 chapters. The Sanskrit text was translated into English by C H Tawney during 1880-84.

Photograph of Australia Pavilion kangaroo enclosure.

Exterior view photograph. Queue of visitors lining up for the Kaleidoscope Pavilion on a rainy day. Mexican Pavilion in the background.

Exterior view photograph. Expo model presenting the Kaleidoscope Pavilion (lot C-474) from across the water. The three storey Kaleidoscope Pavilion was a celebration color! 112 fins painted in a spectrum of intense color encircled the pavilion's cruciform plan. Six leading Canadian chemical companies co-sponsored this celebration of color, sound and motion. Visitors were taken through the carefully organized interior starting and ending in one wing of the cruciform. The other three wings housed exhibit areas showcasing color in daily life. Emphasis was put on the chemistry of color and it's ability to enhance our everyday experiences. Former "Miss Canada" contestants guided visitors through each wing, which also exhibited the wonders of sound and motion shows. Cylindrical volume enclosing a cruciform plan. Reinforced concrete core with cantilevered steel structure. Stucco on metal lath and metal studs. (S: 100' diameter --- A: 5,000 sq. ft. --- H: 35')

Exterior view photograph. Judaism Pavilion (lot C-475) exterior entrance stairs. The two level Judaism Pavilion sat on a cross shaped plan, subtly conveying the pavilion's religious context. A ramp and stair system adorned the entrance of the building making the pavilion accessible to all expo visitors. Inside, the entrance way was a large bronze sculpture titled "The Procession". The sculpture portayed a group of life-size figures carrying the Torah. The ground floor featured a museum exhibiting immportant Jewish works as well as a chapel. A special attraction inside the museum was a model of the Temple of Jerusalem. An auditorium located in the basement set the stage for film, as well as literary, musical and artistic presentations. The auditorium often enjoyed appearances from distinguished guests. Rectalinear volume with four distinct 'wings'. Structural steel with stucco on metal lath. (S: 88' x 57' --- A: 8,000 sq. ft. --- H: 21' (highest), 17' (lowest))