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Matthew Probert Clip 1: The New York Pavilion

Collection: Queens Museum Oral History Project Records at the Archives at Queens Library: Matthew Probert
Date: Time Period: 2014; 2014-08-22; Interview recorded: Aug 22, 2014 Material: Digital audio recording made using Zoom H2 digital recorder. Dimension: Total running time: 0:00:54
Creator: Matthew Probert interviewed by Abigail Banks Identifier: aql:18395 probert_matthew_clip1

Description: New York Pavilion: Mr. Probert’s father was an engineer who did the controls for the elevators; His mother refused to ride the elevator because it was too high up. Description of the Hall of Magic: Saw a magician cut a lady in half and nearly passed out.

Collection : aql:20455; aql:18354

Creator : Matthew Probert interviewed by Abigail Banks

Date : Time Period: 2014; 2014-08-22; Interview recorded: Aug 22, 2014

Summary/Description : New York Pavilion: Mr. Probert’s father was an engineer who did the controls for the elevators; His mother refused to ride the elevator because it was too high up. Description of the Hall of Magic: Saw a magician cut a lady in half and nearly passed out.

Subject : New York World's Fair (1964-1965 : New York, N.Y.)

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Coverage : Locations discussed: Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Queens, NY Flushing Meadows-Corona Park (New York, N.Y.) Queens (New York, N.Y.)

Type : Oral history

Format : Digital audio recording made using Zoom H2 digital recorder.; Total running time: 0:00:54

Identifier : aql:18395 probert_matthew_clip1

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