Steve Goodman, you were treasure. "Have Keith Moreland drop a routine fly. . . .. ."🤣🤣🤣🤣

I was there in 1964 and so was Goldie Hawn who was a dancer at the Texas Pavillion.

Fantastic! :)

I was 8 when I visited the World's Fair with my grandmother in 1964. Your slideshow and narration are wonderful in this video! Thank you for sharing your memories with us.

What a striking, handsome young man back then!

By this time at age 7 I had my first camera. It was a clunky, crappy, white plastic thing that took roll film (120? 220?) Being so young I was only supplied with B&W film. I still have an existing photo I took there in Queens in 1964 in one of my old albums

The subway from Manhattan to Queens was a freaking nickel back then. I remember.

I was seven years old, yet remember many of the pavilions well to this day. The GE Pavillion Ride was the best. I loved the little model of moon buggies in their" colony on the moon" exhibit. Remember, at the time, we would not even go to the moon for another five years.

"Acrosst": Is a direction of travel only know to those with Mid West accents. 01:32

Nice video. ThanX 4 shareing. Can't forget those goofy felt hats with the long feathers, and, of course, Belgium waffles! I remember not many changes in 1965 from the 1964 exhibits, maybe a few new ones. Standing in the long lines in the hot summer, the place to be was the Bell Telephone pavilion, as the lines wrapped around the large base above you and blocked the sun. At the Ford pavilion, my gang wanted to ride in the Mustang convertible. It didn't take long for me and my friends to figure-out when the next one would appear while waiting in line. Folks behind us didn't understand why we were so nice letting them go ahead of us!! lol

I'm from Michigan (our family went too), The large tire is now located the side of highway I-94, about 10 miles south of Detroit.

I also have many fond memories of the fair. I wanted to thank you for making your slide show so enjoyable!

I was at this fair in 1964 at the age of 9 with my mom and sisters. It was amazing. Still remember every minute there. Mom bought me the toy of the US Royal Tire, which ran on batteries. Don't know what happened to it.

I went on this ride

Thanks for the memories, great commentary, too 😂. I was only 10 when I visited and was mesmerized.

One of your comments was so clever, wry,sarcastic, funny I spewed my coffee.

Outstanding. We lived about 10 miles from the Fair and went often.

Well written script....I am not sure where you are at now...but thank you for the story. My favorite part was the section about dining at the International Food Courts...where at the Moroccan cafe "you could get a hamburger" and at the Jordanian pavilion "you could get a hamburger".

Thank you for showing your family memories sir it was a need expression too bad I wasn't around those

Great memories for me, thank you for sharing your experience with your family , one question are you a teacher like your mother and father.👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👍✌️👵🏼

Very entertaining. Great summer fun in 1964.

I was 15 or 16 when Iwas there. The best of my life.

Nice video.

0:58 I loved this scene from AFV

One year later, and I’m watching this again. Brilliant, BRILLIANT writing and incredible narration style. Can’t believe you never worked on 60 Minutes.

this was really really funny i thoroughly enjoyed it and giggled. Thank you

I definitely know what you mean about the chemistry class. I failed it in high school. That's a cool slide show. It's fun for me to see since I was only born in 1970. I'm sure it's fun to reminisce about childhood, especially since your parents and sister are now all gone.

Situational Irony. Steve was the dying Cubs fan, he didn't know he had cancer prior to this song.

These are *great*. Love the mentions of Walt and EPCOT, having been a Walt Disney World Cast member for ten years. We just visited Flushing Meadows this past week and walked the grounds to locate the sites of the four Disney pavilions.

The is spectacular. Thank you.

Wonderful vid, with the humorous comments! Two points of connection here. Re: missing The Fugitive. My favourite tv show was Red Skelton and upset in 1965 (living in Colorado) I had to take six evening drivers ed classes when he was on. Re: Uncle John. I live in Huntington and remember the plane crash. I was in the Navy in the mess desk writing letters home when the news came over the radio.

That was great thanks for sharing! The 60s were the best!!!

Puns are fun… Applaudable, laudable, amendable, enjoyable. Perhaps most importantly, mind “openingly” insightful. 🤔💭 Thx Dave, I enjoyed that. 👏🙌 As a new subscriber, I wanted you to know, “I’ll be Bach”.

Thank you David McBride. 👏 I thoroughly enjoyed that and will likely share with family and friends encouraging them to also enjoy and learn. After reading through the comments there’s not much more I can add except another round of applause.👏

Looks awesome..so many people smiling or having a great time

Yankees aver si recordáis Pensacola igual ni sabéis lo que pasó allí gracias a esa batalla ganada a los ingleses los Estados Unidos comenzaron verdaderamente su liberación de los británicos y no la ganasteis vosotros porque no lucha vais en ella fueron los españoles os enteráis Yankees españoles y como nos dais las gracias pasando de España y aliándose con el moro que tenemos enfrente no tenéis vergüenza ni ética recordar un Gálvez y su grito de yo solo yo solo🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸

Obviously you have a gift for communication, well done. Glad you Ohio folks enjoyed our Queens County ,the garden spot of the Universe !!

Yo creo que 400 de los 145 like son mios, nunca encuentro tiempo para dejar de disfrutarlo.

Very well done 👍 I enjoy your commentary. Such great idea. I have my father's slide collection of aprox. 60,000 images from 1956-1990.

Very good!

Very entertaining. I always marvel that families went on trips to things such as this together. My family just packed me off to camp a few summers. We never did any travelling or spent time together. That was nice but an experience like this would have been superb. Great. Thanks for sharing it.

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That music is appallingly annoying and makes it impossible to hear.

This is really great! Thank you for posting!

This was an absolute treasure! I never seen anything like this

Love your voice!

This is gold! I should sing it at my next Chrismas party :)

I was Sixteen and living in Queens at the time. Loved having the Fair, in my own backyard. Sixty four was a good year. that, " Big. Bright Beautiful Tomorrow" Was a message of hope. The Fair was a Wonderland. Belgian Waffles were introduced to the world.