Expo 67 - Main Index to Pavilions, Themes, etc (original) (raw)
Whether it be small or big contributions to this Expo 67 web site, the following people shared their equal enthusiasm in making this project possible with my sincere thanks:
| The Canadian Alpine Journal for the photographs and "Centennial Peak" report |
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| Christopher Barany for the photo of the Trinidad, Tobago and Grenada pavilion |
| Terri Meyer Boak, B.E.S. B. Arch. M.Arch, Associate Professor School of Architecture University of Waterloo, for the Habitat indoor/outdoor photographs |
| Klaus Boerger for the photograph of the Centennial Range |
| Fips Broda for photographs of the Centennial Range |
| Bill Cotter of WorldsFairPhotos.com for sharing his excellent collection of Expo 67 photographs |
| Louis J. Depelteau for the post-era photographs of the Jamaican pavilion |
| Bill Dutfield for his excellent collection of photographs |
| Dave Garvin, technical specialist for all the audio files located on this website. Also for finding two articles (with images) about the food at Expo 67 and for the 3-D maps |
| D.C. Hillier of FOS Productions for the additional Expo 67 photographs |
| Yves Jasmin, Director of Publicity, Marketing and Promotions for Expo 67 who shared his fond memories about the fair. |
| George C. Konder for the excellent write-up on "A Place To Stand" |
| Claude Latour for the following audio files: Interview with Lester B. Pearson and Expo 67 Commissioner General Pierre Dupuy; La Ronde; The Last Train to Expo 67; On s'en souviendra; and Echos of Man and His World. Also for the photographs of the Automotive Stadium (Autostade) |
| Robert Lavigne for usage of his Expo 67 photographs |
| Genevieve Lauziere for usage of the Louis Chavignier's sculpture "Vaisseau Lunaire" |
| Patrick Leclerc for providing the rare recording of Ben McPeek's instrumental cover version of "Canada" |
| Allan Macmillan, principal founding partner for Nimbus 9 records for his comments on composer Ben McPeek |
| Helmut Microys for photographs of the Centennial Range |
| Tom Mitchell, University Archivist, S.J. McKee Archives & John E. Robbins Library, Brandon University, Manitoba, for his photography of Victor Tolgesy's "Explorer" sculpture |
| Stéphanie Mondor of the Centre d'histoire de Montréal for the drawing of the International Trade Centre -- Expo-Club |
| Diane Morin for usage of the 40th Anniversary Celebrations hostesses photograph |
| Gary Muth for the exclusive photographs of Nimbus 9 records headquarters |
| Brian Pollock for the post-Expo image of the Mario Armengol sculptures |
| Stan Rosenbaum for photographs and his excellent write-up on the Centennial Range |
| Susan Schuppli, Professor at University of Western Ontario, for Yves Jasmin interview questions |
| Bruno Paul Stenson, MA, for texts, Expo pavilion floor plans and additional images |
| John Stockl for the post-era photographs on Expo 67 |
| Stéphanie Stockl for the lovely photograph of Yves Jasmin |
| Jason Stockl of Montréal for the excellent write-up and audio files on Michèle Richard |
| Mary Ann Sullivan, Professor at Bluffton University, Ohio, for the post-Expo images of the Barbara Hepworth sculpture |
| Eric Watson for the post-era images of the Cuban, Yugoslavian and U.S.S.R. pavilions |
| Hans Weber for the photograph of the Centennial Range |
| Clayton Yee for the post-era photographs of the Calder's Man sculpture and the United States Pavilion |