NOT A TOURIST ATTRACTION
I really hate you tourists that insist on visiting ground zero. It's not disney land. It's a memorial, a burial ground... something sacred. Have a little respect. You weren't there when it happened. I was.
— chaz, February 25, 2005

1964 New York World's Fair Globe
This was the 1964 New York World's Fair at Flushing Meadow in Queens, New York had a two year run; from April 22 to October 18, 1964 and from April 21 to October 17, 1965 - a total of 360 days. It was held in conjunction with the city of New York's 300th anniversary of British forces under the command of the Duke of York gaining control of the Dutch city of New Amsterdam in 1664.

The 1964-65 World's Fair featured 140 pavilions on 646 acres, the old site of the 1939-40 New York's World Fair. Althought the majority of the pavilions were United States commerical companies, there were also 21 state pavilions and 36 foreign pavilions. It was the dawn of the space age and the fair's theme was "Man in a Shrinking Globe in an Expanding Universe."
— Bruce Schwickrath, July 8, 2003

NYC looks cool
I like the photos you sent online. I have a friend from Northern Virginia who was going to move to NYC. Keep up the good work.
— Patrick, January 13, 2003

Awesome Pics :)
Jen, WoW what a trip down memory lane for me :) I was born an bred in NYC in Queens "Far Rockaway" So i was floored when i saw the pics of the 1964/65 Worlds Fair Site :) I was there as a kid an thats what you called the Globe :) The Square Building was a Roller Rink, The tower looking building was a restarant after the fair was over. I think it was windows on the world or something like that. I have the worlds fair programs from the worlds fair in 1964/1965 i'll have to see if i can find them now. Thats for the Memories :) Geez im only 41 an i feel older now :)
— Jae, November 30, 2002

Dear Jen
Thanks for showing us the pictures, NY looks wonderful. Good luck at school!
— Caro, September 9, 2002

Dear Jen,

These are wonderful! You are so talented. Thank you for sharing your pictures with us.
— Bobbie Sue, September 8, 2002

Dear Jen,

You are just so smart. I didn't learn how to do anything like this web site or page (I don't even know what it is called, when I took computer in college. Great pictures from NYC. Thanks for sharing them. Love, Aunt Paula
— Paula, September 7, 2002

Jen and NYC
Thanks Jen for putting these pictures of the trip on the computer. You are so smart. You must take after your mother. Love, MOM
— Jennifer Wright, September 7, 2002