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budgets nor the tight agreements on concept to realize that vision. In the end, he got exactly enough of a budget to design and build a 160,000-square-foot (15,000 m) building suitable to hold a variety of exhibition spaces and equally suitable for later conversion to a sports arena and convention facility.
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neighborhood. The Warren Avenue School, a public elementary school with several programs for physically handicapped students, was torn down, its programs dispersed, and provided most of the site of the
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and South Korea pavilions showed their rapid industrialization to the world and the benefits of capitalism over communism during the time of cold war era. Other pavilions included one featuring
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would simply take care of itself on a rising tide of abundance; the human race would master nature through technology rather than view it in terms of ecology. In contrast, 12 years later—even in far more conservative
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harvesting farm, a vision of the schools of the future with "electronic storehouses of knowledge", and a vision of the many recreations that technology would free humans to pursue.
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competition but with no shortage of nationally and internationally famous performers, especially at the new Opera House and Playhouse. After the fair, the Playhouse became the
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was among the works displayed in the Fine Arts Pavilion.
333:) and performing arts buildings (the Playhouse, now the
2012:, September 22, 1996. Accessed online October 20, 2007.
832:, followed by a further "symphony of music and color".
564:(the Food Circus during the fair, later Center House).
504:—as was a site east of the city on the south shore of
3090:
South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition
3049:
California Midwinter International Exposition of 1894
2937:
Seattle Photographs Collection, Century 21 Exposition
631:
World of Century 21 (also known as World of Tomorrow)
3143:
National Star-Spangled Banner Centennial Celebration
2063:
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1958:"How Sputnik 'Beeped' Seattle into the 21st Century"
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themed around space pirates on Mars, decorated with
1615:. Also during the fair, Memorial Stadium hosted the
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In "The Threshold and the Threat", visitors rode a "
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Exhibit that included models and mockups of various
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1893:, April 29, 2002. Accessed online October 18, 2007.
1869:, April 16, 2002. Accessed online October 18, 2007.
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2792:"Seattle Center Fun Forest: Remember These Rides?"
2730:Century 21 – The 1962 Seattle World's Fair, Part 2
2146:Campus Walking Tour / Narrative for Seattle Center
3063:Tennessee Centennial and International Exposition
3054:Cotton States and International Exposition (1895)
2292:. Garden City, New York: Doubleday. p. 321.
1631:' Western Show, and an appearance by evangelist
1571:, the Claiborne Brothers gospel quartet, and the
1660:At the northeast corner of the grounds (now the
771:, as well as a Washington state tourist center.
420:had an additional effect on the fair. President
356:; the United States Science Pavilion is now the
556:), and the Civic Field (rebuilt in 1946 as the
360:. Another notable Seattle Center building, the
4940:History of the West Coast of the United States
2887:Official Guide Book: Seattle World's Fair 1962
2747:
2745:
1880:City's arts history began a new chapter in '62
1638:The fair and the city were the setting of the
1397:Ukrainian State Dance Company (U.S. premiere)
1133:, and featured a series of large paintings by
3657:
3280:
2964:
2945:– University of Washington Digital Collection
2939:– University of Washington Digital Collection
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1502:Foo-Hsing Theater (Republic of China), youth
710:The United States Science Exhibit began with
303:held April 21, 1962, to October 21, 1962, in
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3029:North, Central and South American Exposition
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3211:Greater Texas & Pan-American Exposition
3196:California Pacific International Exposition
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726:and beyond. Further exhibits presented the
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2911:Century 21 – The 1962 Seattle World's Fair
2676:"New Name, Same Theater at Seattle Center"
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2434:Galaxy/Wild Mouse, Fun Forest, Seattle, WA
2340:Century 21 – The 1962 Seattle World's Fair
2203:, Seattle: History Ink, September 12, 2013
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460:Map showing major features of the grounds
2559:. Forest History Society. April 21, 2022
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1949:
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1270:Seattle Symphony Orchestra conducted by
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321:). The fair saw the construction of the
27:World's fair held in Seattle, Washington
3473:American Doughboy Bringing Home Victory
3147:Panama–Pacific International Exposition
2802:from the original on September 19, 2020
2316:. Seattle Department of Neighborhoods.
1995:Sharon Boswell and Lorraine McConaghy,
1802:
389:The fair was originally conceived at a
3045:World's Fair Prize Winners' Exposition
913:DuPen Fountain and the Canada Building
452:Aerial view of the fairgrounds in 1962
31:
3100:Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition
2266:Queen Anne Historic Context Statement
2264:Florence K. Lentz and Mimi Sheridan,
2215:Queen Anne Historic Context Statement
2213:Florence K. Lentz and Mimi Sheridan,
1137:introducing Northwest Native motifs.
830:President Kennedy's Inaugural Address
7:
3684:Bureau International des Expositions
3224:Golden Gate International Exposition
2771:from the original on August 20, 2007
2585:" online. Accessed October 19, 2007.
2074:. Accessed online October 18, 2007.
1425:Bayanihan Dancers of the Philippines
573:United States Department of Commerce
411:Bureau International des Expositions
4860: Postponed to 2021 due to the
4566:British Empire Exhibition 1924–1925
3135:International Mercantile Exposition
2929:"Seattle Center", p. 18–24 in
2889:, Acme Publications: Seattle (1962)
1904:"The Fair That Launched the Future"
530:St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
3072:California's Golden Jubilee (1898)
1910:from the original on June 13, 2018
348:in 2003 decorated for Memorial Day
74:Second category General Exposition
25:
2790:Ho, Vanessa (September 3, 2013).
2597:, "Episode #906: Space Children".
2390:from the original on May 20, 2021
2320:from the original on May 20, 2011
1956:Berger, Knute (October 3, 2007).
1555:; a chamber music performance by
1157:; in the mid-1980s it became the
1149:championship to an international
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3139:National Conservation Exposition
2236:Lentz and Sheridan, 2005, p. 23.
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1255:Science Fiction Panel including
1016:, as well as Northwest painters
43:
4617:Bryant Park, New York City 1853
3254:1984 Louisiana World Exposition
3120:Alaska–Yukon–Pacific Exposition
3116:International Mining Exposition
3010:International Cotton Exposition
2905:A "cybertour" of the exposition
1664:studios), Show Street was the "
1645:It Happened at the World's Fair
1456:CBC Vancouver Chamber Orchestra
1343:Seattle Symphony production of
962:West Coast of the United States
395:Alaska–Yukon–Pacific Exposition
385:Cold War and Space Race context
3446:Rock 'n' Roll Seattle Marathon
3154:Lincoln Jubilee and Exposition
2674:Jacobson, Lynn (May 6, 2013).
1623:Water Ski Sky and Stage Show,
1405:International Gospel Quartets
1028:. American sculptors included
847:World of Commerce and Industry
634:World of Commerce and Industry
18:1962 Seattle World's Fair
1:
3095:Louisiana Purchase Exposition
3037:International Industrial Fair
1702:A commemorative postage stamp
1575:; two appearances by newsman
1416:Barbershop Quartet Song Fest
1389:Norwegian Chorus and Dancers
1197:conducted by guest conductor
1129:A separate gallery presented
882:Society of American Foresters
318:History of Seattle since 1940
3184:Pacific Southwest Exposition
3176:California's Diamond Jubilee
3158:Panama–California Exposition
3113:World's Pure Food Exposition
3068:Trans-Mississippi Exposition
3041:World's Columbian Exposition
2595:Mystery Science Theater 3000
2246:High-School-Memorial-Stadium
1680:'s adults-only puppet show,
899:Mystery Science Theater 3000
786:and ending with an image of
765:American Library Association
558:High School Memorial Stadium
3180:Sesquicentennial Exposition
3105:Irish Industrial Exposition
2900:Official website of the BIE
2314:"Summary for 201 Thomas St"
2068:Point 22: World of Tomorrow
1446:Ballet Folklorico de Mexico
1163:Cornish College of the Arts
925:European Economic Community
609:designed the Space Needle.
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4945:1962 in Washington (state)
3551:Typewriter Eraser, Scale X
3234:1964 New York World's Fair
3219:1939 New York World's Fair
3081:National Export Exposition
3076:Greater America Exposition
2796:Seattle Post-Intelligencer
2735:November 19, 2007, at the
2182:. Seattle Public Schools.
2151:February 27, 2008, at the
2051:December 22, 2010, at the
2033:November 22, 2005, at the
1891:Seattle Post-Intelligencer
1866:Seattle Post-Intelligencer
1694:Other sections of the fair
1466:D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
1195:Seattle Symphony Orchestra
1182:Date (all dates are 1962)
1131:Northwest Coast Indian art
886:Standard Oil of California
757:Pan American World Airways
750:Pavilion of Electric Power
585:Seattle Children's Theatre
49:Century 21 Exposition logo
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3494:Fountain of the Northwest
3375:Seattle Repertory Theatre
3370:Seattle Children's Museum
3310:Book-It Repertory Theatre
3187:Yorktown Sesquicentennial
3125:Hudson–Fulton Celebration
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2439:October 17, 2007, at the
2368:October 23, 2007, at the
2078:October 16, 2007, at the
2002:October 17, 2007, at the
1787:List of world expositions
1155:Seattle Repertory Theatre
703:capsule that had carried
406:"Festival of the West".
344:Aerial photograph of the
103:Washington State Pavilion
42:
3335:Intiman Theatre Festival
3325:Chihuly Garden and Glass
1939:January 1, 2011, at the
1720:Chihuly Garden and Glass
1617:Ringling Brothers Circus
1573:Juilliard String Quartet
1541:displays the puppets of
1169:Opera House performances
714:' 10-minute short film
552:), the ice arena (later
500:, and the Army Depot in
391:Washington Athletic Club
4737:New York City 1964–1965
4727:San Francisco 1939–1940
4612:New York City 1826–1897
3572:Seattle Center Monorail
3545:Statue of Chris Cornell
3340:Kreielsheimer Promenade
3167:California Liberty Fair
3085:Pan-American Exposition
3025:World Cotton Centennial
2995:American Institute Fair
1859:September 14, 2012, at
1836:March 27, 2008, at the
1725:Boulevards of the World
1442:August 27 – September 2
1227:Dunninger the Mentalist
859:Encyclopædia Britannica
649:Boulevards of the World
90:Living in the Space Age
4906:47.62139°N 122.35083°W
4287:Johannesburg 1936–1937
3508:International Fountain
3360:Pacific Science Center
3206:Great Lakes Exposition
3132:Admission Day Festival
2345:June 18, 2008, at the
1997:A model for the future
1746:The Food Circus was a
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1676:'s "Backstage USA")),
1553:Royal Dramatic Theatre
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1514:U.S. Marine Corps Band
1312:Philadelphia Orchestra
1274:, with guest soloists
1141:World of Entertainment
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953:Oedipus and the Sphinx
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640:World of Entertainment
619:International Fountain
617:designed the original
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381:matching that amount.
358:Pacific Science Center
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112:74 acres (30 hectares)
4930:Century 21 Exposition
4672:Portland, Oregon 1905
4328:Taihoku (Taipei) 1935
3431:Century 21 Exposition
3365:Seattle Center Armory
3355:Museum of Pop Culture
3229:Century 21 Exposition
3005:Centennial Exposition
2980:List of world's fairs
2922:June 8, 2013, at the
2660:May 20, 2011, at the
2583:Century 21 Calling...
2271:June 7, 2010, at the
2251:May 17, 2011, at the
2220:June 7, 2010, at the
2125:May 20, 2011, at the
2103:July 6, 2007, at the
1792:List of world's fairs
1756:Jones' Fantastic Show
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540:As early as the 1909
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362:Museum of Pop Culture
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293:Century 21 Exposition
257:Universal expositions
82:Century 21 Exposition
4911:47.62139; -122.35083
4808:Wellington 1939–1940
4667:Charleston 1901–1902
4627:Louisville 1883–1887
4348:Chiang Mai 2011–2012
4215:Chiang Mai 2006–2007
3533:Seattle Center Totem
3487:Fountain of Creation
3330:Climate Pledge Arena
3109:Jamestown Exposition
3056:(Atlanta Exposition)
2686:on December 29, 2013
1722:opened in its place.
1683:Les Poupées de Paris
1678:Sid and Marty Krofft
1544:Les Poupées de Paris
1470:Gilbert and Sullivan
1435:New York City Ballet
1246:San Francisco Ballet
1236:The Littlest Circus
1215:The Ed Sullivan Show
874:Ford Seattle-ite XXI
815:office of the future
755:exhibits by France,
716:The House of Science
673:Puyallup Fairgrounds
522:Climate Pledge Arena
426:Cuban Missile Crisis
416:As it happened, the
368:Planning and funding
331:Climate Pledge Arena
297:Seattle World's Fair
217:47.62139; -122.35083
66:Universal exposition
4902: /
4844:Rio de Janeiro 1922
4717:Cleveland 1936–1937
4707:San Diego 1935–1936
4692:San Diego 1915–1917
4282:Kimberley 1892–1893
4205:Haarlemmermeer 2002
3850:Port-au-Prince 1949
3191:Century of Progress
3033:Piedmont Exposition
3020:Southern Exposition
2857:Official Guide Book
2845:Official Guide Book
2833:Official Guide Book
2821:Official Guide Book
2752:Official Guide Book
2717:Official Guide Book
2705:Official Guide Book
2643:Official Guide Book
2631:Official Guide Book
2619:Official Guide Book
2607:Official Guide Book
2544:Official Guide Book
2527:, p. 42, Map p. 71.
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2513:Official Guide Book
2501:Official Guide Book
2489:Official Guide Book
2477:Official Guide Book
2456:Official Guide Book
2421:Official Guide Book
2409:Official Guide Book
1810:Official Guide Book
1712:dark amusement ride
1666:adult entertainment
1585:Richard Dyer-Bennet
1205:as a guest soloist
1050:Fritz Hundertwasser
1002:Robert Rauschenberg
974:Helen Frankenthaler
738:World of Century 21
615:Kazuyuki Matsushita
434:Spokane, Washington
295:(also known as the
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4798:Auckland 1913–1914
4642:San Francisco 1894
4303:Calcutta 1883–1884
4133:exhibitions (AIPH)
3845:New York 1939–1940
3800:San Francisco 1915
3441:Northwest Folklife
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1431:July 24 – August 4
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2009:The Seattle Times
1885:May 27, 2012, at
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1603:jazz orchestras;
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990:Robert Motherwell
970:Willem de Kooning
878:hydroelectric dam
805:GM's Firebird III
728:scientific method
699:, as well as the
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1656:Show Street
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1488:October 2–7
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1331:Shakespeare
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191:Coordinates
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3059:Irish Fair
2881:References
2690:August 22,
2324:August 20,
1974:August 20,
1748:food court
1688:wax museum
1629:Dale Evans
1625:Roy Rogers
1593:Mark Twain
1510:October 14
1402:June 22–23
1394:June 18–19
1380:Josh White
1082:Caravaggio
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929:man-of-war
796:gyrocopter
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759:(Pan Am),
697:satellites
591:Paul Thiry
581:Freemasons
550:McCaw Hall
546:Queen Anne
542:Bogue plan
498:Des Moines
486:First Hill
399:Space Race
379:Washington
309:Washington
200:47°37′17″N
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4471:Cork 1902
4446:Lyon 1894
4401:Lyon 1872
4240:Doha 2023
3981:Rome 1953
3966:Lyon 1949
3826:Universal
3514:Kobe Bell
2835:, p. 133.
2775:April 19,
2563:April 21,
2423:, p. 115.
2394:March 14,
1583:theater;
1547:backstage
1473:operettas
1421:July 9–14
1370:Jan Rubeš
1329:Company (
1307:May 24–25
1287:May 17–19
1267:May 15–16
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1086:Rembrandt
1054:Joan Miró
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1376:June 10
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1327:Old Vic
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249:Closure
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177:Seattle
165:Country
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