\[Construction of the Communications Building.]

New York Worlds Fair. Communication Building. Elevated view of mall

New York Worlds Fair. Communication Building. Entrance

\[New York World's Fair. Communications Building, tower. Construction view.]

New York Worlds Fair. Top of information booth behind Communications Building

New York Worlds Fair. Elevated view of Communications Court from Perisphere

Communications Building New York World's Fair 1939

Communications Bldg. - N.Y.W.F.

Hall of Communications, New York World's Fair

1939 New York World's Fair Communications Hall

Queens: Flushing Meadow Park - New York World's Fair of 1939-40 - \[Industrial exhibits; Communications Building; National Cash Register Company; United States Steel Corporation.] Flushing Meadow Park (Queens): Three of the industrial exhibits at the New York World's Fair of 1939-40. View 1 shows the National Cash Register Company Building; view 2, the Communications Building, the architects of which are Francis Keally and Leonard Dean. A mural by Eugene Savage shows an Indian smoke signal and nude muses. Two 150-foot pylons adorn both sides of the entrance. View 3 is the United States Steel Corp. Building. It appropriately has its steel framework outside the shell of the structure. The architects are York and Sawyer. View 1: June 21, 1940 View 2: May 29, 1939 View 3: June 16, 1940 F. L. Sperr

The Hall of Communications, World's Fair - New York