Maine Pavilion
Maine's pavilion with its white walls and green window shutters reflects the state's traditional Colonial style associated with New England architecture.
| Maine's pavilion. |
Inside the emphasis was on the state's vacationland appeal. An old grist mill offered an audio-visual presentation of the vacation areas and industrial developments of Maine. From the mill a mountain stream wound under a rustic bridge and tumbled over a series of falls, to form three pools. An island in each pool became a display of recreational things to do - sunning on the beaches, fishing, camping and hunting.
Elsewhere a three-dimensional model showed skiing facilities complete with chairlift and hills. Other models evoked an industrial community, and historic and cultural milestones.