BibliOdyssey has a bunch of high resolution scans of the beautiful designs for the Seattle Space Needle and grounds, the centerpiece of 1962's Century 21 Exposition.
"In 1957 Paul Thiry, one of Seattle's earliest pracitioners of European Modernism, was appointed principal architect of Century 21, the 1962 Seattle World's Fair. The Ford pavillion, part of the Triangle of the Future, was located near the south gate on Boulevard 21. Under its geodesic dome, visitors were entertained by a simulated flight to outer space in a model rocket ship. An auto show was also part of the attraction at the pavillion, where the Ford Motor Company displayed some of the consumer products it had in development."
Link (Via Martin Klasch)
