Interior view photograph. A hedge and sign. The caption reads: "Is there under heaven a more glorious and refreshing object of the kind than an impregnable hedge?" - John Evelyn 1620-1706

Exterior view photograph. Scenic view of Ile Notre Dame under a tumultuous sky.

Aerial photograph of Ile Notre Dame (facing north).

Interior view photograph. Display cases contain traditional German houseware.

Interior view photograph. Mural portraying historic people.

Interior view photograph. Henri Matisse's painting "La Gitane". This oil on canvas painting can be seen at the Musée de l'Annonciade in Saint-Tropez, France.

Interior view photograph. Multi-paneled photograph of a harbour.

Interior view photograph. Dimly lit section of Haiti Pavilion setting a romantic mood. Hostess in foreground.

Interior view photograph. Haiti Pavilion doll display.

Exterior view photograph. Haiti Pavilion exterior (lot C-423). Quebec Pavilion in background. The one storey Haiti Pavilion featured a modest, yet fun spirited design. Employing the use of color to convey emotion, the interior walls of the Haiti pavilion were painted in hues of orange. Fine tapestries and handicrafts on exhibit further decorated the pavilion's interior walls. Glass walls revealed the cheerful interior to visitors on the outside. Displays mounted on free standing panels exhibited sculptures and paintings that spoke about the culture and heritage of this "Terre de Soleil". Sixteen cubes of varying height on a rectangular plan. Structural steel and plywood roof cubes. Polished glass sealed with silicone and marine grade painted plywood. (S: 60' x 60' --- A: 3,600 sq. ft. --- H: 16')