Located on the same site as the 1939-'40 New York World's Fair in Flushing Meadows, Queens.

This expo also has the discinction of having not been recognised by the Bureau International des Exposition because it came too soon after the 1962 Century 21 Exposition in Seattle. Because of that, the emphasis was toward more corporate pavilions as opposed to national ones.

LINKS:
The New York World's Fair Communty – information about both the 1939-'40 and 1964-'65 New York World's Fairs

nywf64.com – By Bill Young

1964-'65 New York World's Fair – by Jeffrey Stanton

New York City and the World's Fair of 1965

The 1964 World's Fair Honoring Human Achievement – by the New York Times

Sinclair Dinoland – by Wesley Treat

Sinclair Dinoland – by Ed Lathrop

Dinosaur Valley State Park – current site of the dinosaur models from Sinclair's exhibit

Modern Ruins – photos by Phillip Buehler

New York World's Fair Toys – from TimeWarp Toys
Flushing Meadows-Corona Park – legacy site
New York State Pavilion – from Jetsetmodern.com
Proposed Air & Space Museum – proposal for redesigned New York State Pavilion