Bibliography: Exhibitions and World's Fairs

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Exhibitions and World's Fairs Bibliography

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  • RC.14 Exhibitions and World’s Fair Collection, 1848-1986
     
  • Acc. 554 Clarence W Olmstead Records Series. Ford Motor Company, 1934-1947
     
  • Acc. 53.41 HJ Heinz Company Collection
    • Box 1 Columbian Exposition, Chicago, Illinois, 1893
    • Box 2
      • Assorted exhibits, undated
      • Heinz Ocean Pier, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1899-1944 (3 folders)
      • Panama Pacific Exposition, 1915
      • Toronto Industrial Fair, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1900
    • Box 62 Heinz exhibit, World’s Fair, 1939
       
  • Acc. 2019.10 Worlds Columbian Exposition Publications
     
  • Acc. 1630 Thomas A Edison Collection
    • Box 35 Correspondence regarding photos for World’s Fair, 1939
    • Photographs Series Box 3 3 Exhibitions
      • 1896 (Paris International Exposition)
      • 1933-1934 (Chicago World's Fair)
         
  • Acc. 2015.10 Research Center Collection on The Roddis Family
    • box 3 Programs; Chicago World’s Fair, 1933
  • Acc. 82.492 Firestone Family Papers
    • Box 8 New York, 1935, 1939 (World’s Fair)
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  • Acc. 2010.85 Leab Kyes Family Scrapbook Collection
    • Box 3 June 1967 (includes World’s Fair programs, maps, menus, and postcards)
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  • Acc. 1676 Claud E Ford Papers
    • Box 2 World's Columbian Exposition ticket and souvenir, Chicago, 1893
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  • Acc. 2005.0.32.0 Mechanical and Electrical Power Collection
    • Box 4
      • Schuckert & Co.
        • Booklet of the company’s exhibit at the World’s Columbian Exhibition in Chicago in 1893
      • Schuyler Electric Company
        • World’s Fair Electrical Fountains, 1894
    • Box 6 Electric Railway at the Chicago Exposition, The Electrical World, August 4, 1883
    • Box 7 Electrical Power; Exhibitions and Fairs
      • Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1881
      • World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago, Ill., 1893
      • International Electric Exhibition, Crystal Palace, 1882
      • The Edison Incandescent Light at the Southern Exposition, Louisville, Kentucky, 1883
      • International Electrical Exhibition, West Philadelphia, 1884
    • Box 10 Prize World’s Fair Exhibit Found on Eaton Farm, Charlotte Republican Tribune, June 8, 1934
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  • Acc. 157 CL Martindale Otto H Husen Files
    • Box 187 Exhibits
      • Classification of Installations Costs & Operating Expenses for Mo. Statements, 1936-1939
      • Chicago, Data Re: Century of Progress Exhibit, 1934-35
      • New York and San Francisco World’s Fair
      • San Diego Exposition, 1935-36
         
  • Acc. 450 Ford Motor Company Fairs and Exhibition Records. Public Relations, 1932-1941
     
  • Acc. 56 Fred Lee Black Records Series. Ford Motor Company
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  • Acc. 2009.92 Gloria Rich Hendricks Papers
    • Contains press releases, photographic prints, telegrams, itineraries, bulletins, caricatures, pamphlets, and a scrapbook relating to her time working for Ford Motor Company at the 1939-1940 New York World’s Fair
       
  • Acc. 1109 Ford Motor Company New York Worlds Fair Records Series, 1960-1965
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  • Acc. 1 Fair Lane Papers. Henry and Clara Ford
    • Box 103 San Francisco Exposition and Grand Canyon, 1915
    • Box 104
      • Philadelphia Centennial Exposition and Chicago World Columbian Exposition, 1876-1893
      • Pan-American Exposition, St. Louis World's Fair, and Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Francisco, 1901-1915
    • Box 172 Advertising and Promotion; World’s Fairs and Expositions
      • San Francisco, 1915
      • San Diego, 1935-1937
      • New York, 1939-1940
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  • Acc. 23 Henry Ford General Personal Records
    • Box 2 Edison Institute; Schools: questionnaire, undated (contains a test given to students in a contest to win a trip to the World’s Fair)
    • Box 6 Copies of letters re: Century of Progress and Sunday Evening Hour, 1934
    • Box 9 A Century of Progress exhibition—rules and regulations for exhibitors, 1933
    • Box 15 Ford Exposition, The, 1940 (New York World’s Fair)
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  • Acc. 285 Henry Ford Office Papers
    • Box 1361 MORG-MSH (includes Morgan Construction Company re: Chicago World's Fair in 1893s, inscriptions on Transportation Building.)
    • Box 1380 SCI-SCOTS (includes Harvey J. Sconce, Chief, Agricultural Division, Chicago World's Fair, 1933)
    • Box 1540 A Century of Progress
    • Box 570 Ford Exposition of Progress Pictures
    • Box 1599 GOLDST-GOLZ (includes re: Grischa Goluboff, boy violinist, using one of Mr. Ford's Stradivarius violins at Century of Progress, Chicago July 1934.)
    • Box 1656 MORI-MORRIR (includes Mormon Tabernacle Choir at Century of Progress, Chicago.)
    • Box 1675 RIN-RIS (includes C.W. Ripley of General Electric Company re: report on World's Fair Trip 1934)
    • Box 1731 California Pacific International Exposition
    • Box 1734 A Century of Progress
    • Box 1760 Real Estate includes William T. Gregory re: California Pacific International Exposition
    • Box 1867 CAL-CALK includes re: California Pacific International Exposition at San Diego
    • Box 1964 TES-TG includes re: commission as Lieutenant-Colonel of The State of Texas, Texas Centennial- Exposition
    • Box 2106 BEL-BELK (includes Belgian Commercial Counselor re: Mr. Ford becoming member of "Sponsorship Committee" for Belgian Participation in the New York World's Fair of 1939)
    • Box 2183 New York World's Fair
    • Box 2366 World's Fair - New York
    • Box 2412
      • TW-TY TZ (includes World's Fair Typical American Families.)
      • Twenty Mile Team (to New York World Fair)
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  • Acc. 6 Edsel B Ford Office Papers
    • Box 84 ME-MI (includes Meta Messmore re: Chicago World's Fair Exhibit)
    • Box 88 BE-BL (includes Fred Black re: good response to Ford Exposition in New York; Sidney Blumenthal complements on Ford Exposition in New York)
    • Box 92 MC-ME (includes John Allen McInall comments on Ford Exposition of Progress exhibit)
    • Box 95 AR-AY (includes Art Institute of Chicago re: painting loan to Century of Progress Exhibition)
    • Box 96 DAD-DAY (includes Otto Damgaard re: removal of plant material from Chicago Fair for Haven Hill & Greenfield Village)
    • Box  98
      • GI-GU (includes Dr. A.C. Grosspietsch comments on Chicago exposition; Bertha Heller re: Chicago Exposition)
      • HUD-HUT (includes Paul Hueber re: praise for Company's exhibit in Chicago Exposition)
    • Box 99
      • McC-McW (includes E.J. McDonough re: Century of Progress exhibition)
      • MEA-MEY (includes Memorial of Ley Erikson, sculptor Oskar J.W. Hanson, Century of Progress projects)
    • Box 108 KA-KE (includes Albert Kahn re: building for San Diego Fair and Kellogg re: band shell from San Diego Fair)
    • Box 124 FL-FO (includes Bryon Foy re: New York Worlds Fair Building)
    • Box 131 CR-CY (includes William L. Crow Construction, re: bid for FMC’s New York World’s Fair Building)
    • Box 138
      • ST-SY (includes Frederick Sweet Stearns, San Francisco World’s Fair Construction)
      • WEB-WET (includes Westinghouse, time capsule at New York World’s Fair grounds)
    • Box 139 AU-AY (includes Automotive Safety Foundation, cork pavement at Ford’s New York World’s Fair Exhibit)
    • Box 140
      • BE-BL (includes F.L. Black, attendance and costs at San Francisco World’s Fair) 
      • BRA-BRY (includes British King and Queen, invitation to the New York World’s Fair)
      • CI-CL (includes Clark, Kohl & Eyman, New York World’s Fair bonds)
      • COB-COX (includes Consolidated Edison Co., Edison day at New York World’s Fair)
    • Box 142 GI-GO (includes Harvey Gibson, FMC agrees to participate in 1940 New York World’s Fair)
    • Box 145 NA-NE (includes Truman H. Newberry, given courtesy card for executive lounge at New York World’s Fair)
    • Box 151 GI-GO (includes Robert Glaenzer, disposal of moveable items from New York World’s Fair building; Golden Gate International Exposition attendance numbers)
    • Box 153 MAE-MAY (includes Walter G. May, working at New York World’s Fair)
    • Box 154 MUL-MUT (includes Museum of Costume Art, responsible for display in Ford Building at New York World’s Fair)
    • Box 157 VA-VO (includes Frank Vivian, Ford Band special train at Panama-Pacific Exposition)
    • Box 184 Telegrams; 1936; Texas Centennial Central Exposition re: Albert Kahn plans
    • Box 222 Ford Exposition, A Century of Progress, 1934 (includes brochures for World’s Fair, attendance charts, blueprints pictures, as well as relating correspondence)
    • Box 228 San Diego Fair, 1935 (Information and clippings on Ford exhibit)
    • Box 232 San Diego Fair, 1936
    • Box 245
      • New York World’s Fair, 1939
      • New York World’s Fair, Terrace Club, 1939
    • Box 250 New York World’s Fair
      • Desiderio Plague, 1940
      • 1940 (2 folders)
      • Photos, 1940
    • Box 256 New York World’s Fair, Terrace Club, 1941
    • Box 261 New York World’s Fair (Debentures), 1942
    • Box 280 C (includes Century of Progress International Exposition, includes floor plan & correspondence)
    • Box 289 CA-CH (includes Century of Progress, International Exposition, 1933)
    • Box 293 Ford Exposition of Progress (includes Detroit, New York & Chicago)
    • Box 295
      • SA-SI (includes Marceaux Chemists re: Jewish Day Century of Progress program)
      • WA-WY (includes Worlds Fair Chicago contribution)
    • Box 296 BA-BO (includes Fred Black re: Ford Exposition, clippings from San Diego & Los Angeles newspapers)
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  • Acc. 38 Charles Sorensen Papers
    • Box 54 Century of Progress, 1934
    • Box 77 California Exposition, 1935
    • Box 89 Golden Gate Exposition, 1939-1940
    • Box 90 New York World’s Fair, 1939-1940
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  • Acc. 390 AM Wibel Office Papers
    • Box 91
      • Ford Exposition of Progress - Detroit and New York, 1933
      • Ford Exposition of Progress, Chicago, 1934 (4 folders)
    • Box 92 San Diego Exposition, 1935
    • Box 93 New York World's Fair, 1939-1940
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  • Acc. 89 Frank Vivian Papers
    • Box 1 San Francisco World’s Fair, 1939
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  • Acc. 44 William J Cameron Records
    • Box 19 World's Fair Exhibits, 1937, 1939
       
  • Acc. 214 Carl Edvard Johansson Records
    • Box 8
      • Century of Progress, 1933-1934
      • Cleveland Great Lakes Exposition, 1936
      • Ford exhibition in San Diego, 1935
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  • Acc. 46 Ford Motor Company Executive Correspondence
    • Box 78 (N.W.) Ayer &. Son; New York World's Fair, 1939
    • Box 97 New York: World's Fair, 1939
    • Box 132 (N.W.) Ayer &. Son; New York World's Fair, 1940
    • Box 138 San Francisco World's Fair - World's Fair Horse Show, 1940
    • Box 139 World's Fair Suppliers1 Exhibit, 1940
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  • Acc. 2004.3 AB Dick Company Records
    • Box 4 Mimeo Flashes, 30 April 1939-1 October 1939 (issued daily at the A.B. Dick Company exhibit at the New York World's Fair)
    • Box 5
      • Century of Progress, 1933-1934
      • Information about a Century of Progress," report compiled by C.H. Schultz and R.W. Cameron, December 20, 1934
      • "Notes about our exhibit at A Century of Progress," 1933-1934 (also includes envelope of negatives)
      • New York World's Fair, 1939
      • Fair brochure, certificate for exhibiting, and corporate promotional materials
      • Cartoons, "The Gulliver Family at the New York World's Fair," scenes 1-4
      • Planning documents and photographic prints
      • Sketches and blueprints by Walter Dorwin Teague
      • "Writer's Cramp" musical marionette show
      • New York World's Fair, 1940 (includes news releases, record of receipt of display materials, map of the fair, and brochures)
    • Box 23 World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893
    • Box 37 New York World's Fair, 1940 (includes news releases, record of receipt of display materials, map of the fair, and brochures)
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  • Acc. 446 Dealer Film Subject Files
    • Box 10 "Ford Day at the New York World's Fair"
    • Box 34 World’s Fair Movie, 1940
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  • Acc. 1060 Corporate Advertising Manager Records
    • Box 4 Publications
      • The Story of Copper, Zinc, and Brass as displayed at Ford Exposition, "A Century of Progress", Chicago, 1934 (pamphlet published by Anaconda Copper Mining Company and the American Brass Company)
      • Free Chevrolet drawing ticket at Century of Progress
      • "Visit to the General Motors Research Laboratories at a Century of Progress, 1934
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  • Acc. 951 Ford Motor Company Non-Serial Publications Collection
    • Box 13 Ford at the California-Pacific International Exposition (San Diego), 1935
    • Box 14
      • Ford Exposition New York World’s Fair, 1939
      • Ford Exposition of Progress, 1933
      • Ford at the Fair (Chicago), 1934
      • Ford at the Fair (NY World’s Fair), 1964/1965
    • Box 16 Ford Motor Company Invites You to Ride Walt Disney’s Magic Skyway, 1964-1965
    • Box 19
      • Ford at the World’s Fair: News Bulletin, 1964
      • Ford’s World Fair Program: Slide Presentation Script, 12/4/1963
    • Box 32 New York World’s Fair, 1964-1965
    • Box 35 Premiere of Ford Pavillion 1964 (New York World’s Fair), 4/14/1964
    • Box 43 The Story of the Ford Industrial Exposition, 1/9/1927
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  • Acc. 447 Ford Motor Company Press Releases Subseries
    • Box 6 New York Worlds Fair
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  • Acc. 545 Ford Motor Company Press Releases Records
    • Box 3 Florida Exposition - Miami
    • Box 4 California Pacific International Exposition
    • Box 6 Great Lakes Exposition – Cleveland
    • Box 8
      • Paris Exposition
      • Texas Centennial Exposition
    • Box 15 Exposition of Progress - Detroit & New York
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  • Acc. 905 Press Previews
    • Box 3 New York World Fair Press Packet, 1964-1965
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  • Acc. 2015.1.1965 Ford Motor Company Central Accounting Office Ledgers
    • Box 55 1962 New York World's Fair Program, Hegeman-Harris Fair Co., 1962-1963
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  • EI.136 Carl Hood Administrative Records. Edison Institute School System
    • Box 14-16 Student participation World’s Fair, 1939-1940
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  • Acc. 2003.109 Ford Earl Design Associates Records
    • Box 17 Hemisfair, 1967 (includes photographs, slides and glass slides)
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  • RC.6 Engineering and Blueprint Aperture Card Collection
    • Drawer 2 Exhibitions
      • World’s Fair, 1934
      • World’s Fair, 1939
      • World’s Fair, 1964-65
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  • RC.24 Recipe Booklet Collection
    • Box 2 1904 “How to Eat Canned Salmon,” St. Louis World’s Fair Edition, Alaska Packers Association
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  • RC.21 General Postcard Collection
    • Box 3
      • Exhibitions--1893 (World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago)
      • Exhibitions--1901 (Pan American Exposition, Buffalo, NY)
      • Exhibitions--1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition-(St. Louis World's Fair)
      • Exhibitions--1907 (Jamestown Tercentennial Exposition, Jamestown, VA)
      • Exhibitions--1907 (Jamestown Tercentennial Exposition, Jamestown, VA)
    • Box 4
      • Exhibitions--1915 (Panama Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco)
      • Exhibitions--1926 (Sesquicentennial International Exposition, Philadelphia)
      • Exhibitions--1933-34 (Chicago World's Fair)
      • Exhibitions--1935 (California-Pacific International Exposition- San Diego)
      • Exhibitions--1939-40 (Golden Gate International Exposition, San Francisco)
      • Exhibitions--1939-40 (New York World's Fair)
      • Exhibitions--1962 (Century 21, Seattle, WA)
      • Exhibitions--1964 (New York World's Fair)
      • Exhibitions--1967 (Expo '67, Montreal)
      • Exhibitions--1968 (Hemisfair '68, San Antonio, TX)
      • Exhibitions--1974 (Expo '74, Spokane, WA)
      • Exhibitions--1982 (Knoxville World's Fair)
    • Box 12
      • Exhibitions--1915 (Panama Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco)
      • Exhibitions--1926 (Sesquicentennial International Exposition, Philadelphia)
      • Exhibitions--1933-34 (Chicago World's Fair)
      • Exhibitions--1939-40 (Golden Gate International Exposition, San Francisco)
      • Exhibitions--1939-40 (New York World's Fair)
      • Exhibitions--1967 (Expo '67, Montreal)
      • Exhibitions--1974 (Expo '74, Spokane, WA)
      • Exhibitions--1982 (Knoxville World's Fair)
      • Exhibitions--1986 (Expo '80, Vancouver)
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  • Small Accessions
    • Acc. 988 Befarah, Albert J. papers (Ford Motor Company Tokens; Fairs and Exhibitions; Century of Progress, Chicago, 1934), 1933-1960
    • Acc. 1319 Ormiston, Richard papers (Century of Progress International Exposition, Chicago, 1933-1934)
    • Acc. 1407 Ford Display at the 1964 New York World's Fair, 1964-1965 (OS)
    • Acc. 1490 Transpo 72 Exposition records, 1972
    • Acc. 1429 Anderson, Helen A. photographs (California Pacific International Exposition, 1935-1936; Dealers; Ford Automobiles), circa 1932-1935
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  • Unprocessed Materials
    • New and Unprocessed Collections
    • UE-030 Acc. 85.127.869 Knoxville 1982 World's Fair Brochures
    • UE-033
      • Exhibitions & World's Fair Material; New York & San Francisco, 1939
      • New York World’s Fair Tickets and wallet, 1940
    • UE-122
      • New York World's Fair American Railroading exhibit brochure, 1939
      • World’s Fair metal bookmark, 1933
    • UE-124 Exhibitions & World's Fairs broadside, 1852 (object ID 32.766.6)
    • UE-131
      • Exhibitions and World's Fair lithograph, 1876
      • New York World’s Fair, map/guide, 1964-1965
    • UV-359 New York World's Fair souvenir pack of photos, 1939 (object ID 85.18.4)
    • UV-407 Photoprints 1933 World's Fair Chicago
    • Acc. 81.169 Stan Cousineau Records
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  • Acc. 1812 Ford Motor Company Tokens Coins Medallions and Badges Collection
    • Box 1 San Diego Exposition token, 1935
       
  • Acc. 64.167.232 Ford Motor Company Worlds Fair Photographs Series, 1933-1964
     
  • Acc. 1892 Ford Motor Company New York Worlds Fair Photograph Albums, 1939-1940
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  • Acc. 721 Ford Motor Company Plant Engineering Construction Photographs Series
    • Box 9 World’s Fair Ford Exposition Building construction, 1934
    • Box 35 New York World’s Fair building
      • 1938-1939 (2 folders)
      • Alterations, 1940
    • Box 36 New York World’s Fair Building alterations, 1940
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  • Acc. 2013.59 Stella G Slonina Photograph Album
    • Photograph album of trips and vacations including travel to the 1939 New York World's Fair
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  • Acc. 90.1.1747 Mack Truck Photograph Collection
    • Box 136 M Series (Listing of photos relating to Mack at the Chicago World’s Fair, 1934)
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  • Acc. 2017.73 Fred L Black Photograph Album
    • Images show Ford staff, presenters, and performers, along with exhibit buildings and visitors
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  • Acc. 1660 Photographic Vertical File Series
    • Box 71 Exhibitions
      • 1933-34 (CHICAGO WORLD'S FAIR)
      • 1935 (PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION)
      • 1936 (DALLAS WORLD'S FAIR)
      • 1939 (GOLDEN GATE INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION)
      • 1939-40 (NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR)
      • 1946 (BARCELONA INTERNATIONAL FAIR)
      • 1964 (NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR)
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  • Acc. 189 Ford Motor Company. Photographs for the Company
    • Neg. 10914-17 CARS LEAVING FOR WORLD'S FAIR
    • Neg. 11049-77 MURALS AT WORLD’S FAIR, 1934
    • Neg. 11674-76 ROADS OF THE WORLD. - BLACK'S OFFICE, 5-14-35
    • Neg. 11687-95 BLACK'S OFFICE. ROADS OF THE PACIFIC, 5-28-35
    • Neg. 13103-05 COPY OF WORLD'S FAIR - SKETCH – BLACK, 4-15-38
    • Neg. 13131-34 MODEL OF RAMP OF WORLD'S FAIR BUILDING, 4-25-38
    • Neg. 13149-52 MODEL OF FORD BUILDING AT NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR, 5-9-38
    • Neg. 13209 COPY DONALDSON DRAWING FOR WORLD'S FAIR, 6-6-38
    • Neg. 13251-62 IRON MAN FIGURE AT WORLD'S FAIR, 6-24-38
    • Neg. 13697 CHAMPION SPARK PLUG AND ENGINE HEAD – MURALS WORLD’S FAIR, 12-13-38
    • Neg. 13705-ABC NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR - COPIES BY GEORGE RUDOLPH, 12-23-38
    • Neg. 13729-30 COPY - WORLD'S FAIR MURALS FOR HABITZ, 1-12-39
    • Neg. 13756-68 VIEWS OF DESIGNING DEPARTMENT FOR MODEL AT WORLD'S FAIR, 1-30-39
    • Neg. 13850-56 COPIES OF NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR MODEL BLDG., 3-9-39
    • Neg. 13995 CARS FOR BLACKBOARD - WORLD'S FAIR, 6-1-39
    • Neg. 14584-586 MODELS ON TURNTABLE IN FORD EXPOSITION BUILDING N. Y. WORLD'S FAIR, 2-19-40
    • Neg. 14647-653 FORD EXPOSITION BUILDING REMODELED - N. Y. WORLD'S FAIR, 4-9-40
    • Neg. 14702-03 COPY - FORD EXPOSITION BUILDING WORLD'S FAIR. NY, 5-31 -40
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  • Acc. 188 Ford Motor Company. Personal for Henry Ford Photographs
    • Neg. 3121-22 COPY EDISON APPARATUS - WORLD'S FAIR, CHICAGO, 10-25-30
    • Neg. 3296 COPY EDISON ENGINE, WORLD'S FAIR, 1893, 11-18-30
    • Neg. 9976-80 MR. HENRY FORD, MR. EDSEL FORD AND MR. AUGUSTUS DAWES OF WORLD'S FAIR, 2-10-34
    • Neg. 9981-90 WORLD'S FAIR MODEL (FORD BLDG.), 12-10-34
    • Neg. 9992-95 WORLD'S FAIR ETCHlNGS, 3-14-34
    • Neg. 10017-19 WORLD'S FAIR MODEL (BLDG. AND EXHIBITS), 3-21-34
    • Neg. 10020-27 WORLD'S FAIR ISOMETRIC DRAWINGS, 3-30-34
    • Neg. 10256-59 ANTIQUE MACHINE SHOP ASSEMBLED FOR WORLDS FAIR, 5-10-34
    • Neg. 10339 ISOMETRIC DRAWING WORLD FAIR
    • Neg. 10792 V-8 CAR (HUMAN FORD) AT WORLD'S FAIR FOR MISS.MCCONNELL, 1934
    • Neg. 24513-22 FORD MOTOR - NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR - PROGRESS SHOTS, 2-19-39
    • Neg. 24523-65 GENERAL VIEWS - NEW YORIK WORLD'S FAIR, 2-19-39
    • Neg. 24661-62 DeWITT CLINTON TRAlN LEAVING FOR NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR, 3-14-30
    • Neg. 24711-15 INTERIOR - MODEL OF EDISON MACHINE SHOP FOR NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR, 3-31-39
    • Neg. 25793-98 MR CHARLES TREMRHE AT N Y WORLD'S FAIR, 9-14-39
    • Neg. 27368 COPY - FORD BUILDING AT NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR, 3-5-40
    • Neg. 28217-20 COPIES - OF PRIZE PICTURES - AT WORLD'S FAIR, N.Y., 10-8-40
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  • Acc. 74.300.1182 Ford Rotunda Lantern Slides Series
    • Box 18 Seattle Fair 1962, April 21 - October 21

Trade Catalogs

Ford Times

  • See: Shows and Exhibitions
     
  • Ford Exhibits Popular at San Francisco, July 1915, v.8, n.10, p. 454-460
  • Photo: The Three Highest Possible Honors, August 1915, v.9, n.1,  p. 24-25
  • Mr. Ford Visits the Fair, December 1915, v.9, n.5, p.200-202
  • Family, Ford, ‘Frisco, Fair, January 1916, v.9, n.6, p.277-280

Ford News

  • See: Expositions

Audio-Visual (materials may be restricted due to format, please contact reference staff in advance for access)   

Oral Histories

Vertical File

  • Exhibitions
    • Barcelona International Fair, 1946
    • Brussels Motor Show, 1963
    • California Pacific International Exposition (San Diego), 1935-1936
    • Canadian National Exhibition, 1948
    • Chicago World's Fair (Century of Progress), 1934
    • Ford Florida Exposition, 1937
    • Ford Industrial Exposition, New York City, 1928
    • General
    • Golden Gate International Expo., 1939
    • Knoxville International Energy Exposition, 1982
    • New York World's Fair, 1939-1940
    • New York World's Fair, 1964
    • Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Diego, 1915
    • Seattle World’s Fair, 1962
    • Texas Centennial Exposition, 1936
    • Transpo' 72, 1972

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