New York World's Fair 1964

Vintage color photos of the New York World’s Fair in 1964, documenting one of the most significant international exhibitions of the mid-20th century. Taken on color film, these images capture the fairgrounds in Flushing Meadows, showcasing futuristic architecture, national pavilions, corporate exhibits, and crowds experiencing the optimism and technological ambition of the era.

This collection includes views of landmark structures, exhibition buildings, displays, signage, public spaces, and visitors, reflecting the design, culture, and atmosphere of the fair as it appeared during its opening year. The photographs preserve a vivid record of the World’s Fair as a symbol of 1960s innovation, progress, and modernity.

All images are available as high-resolution, royalty-free digital downloads suitable for editorial, commercial, or personal use.