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#49 The first thing that strikes the eye of a visitor to the 1958 World’s Fair is the 320 foot high Atomium.

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#49 The first thing that strikes the eye of a visitor to the 1958 World’s Fair is the 320 foot high Atomium.

The 1958 Brussels World’s Fair: A Step into a Better and Brighter Future

#49 The first thing that strikes the eye of a visitor to the 1958 World’s Fair is the 320 foot high Atomium.

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←#48 US Pavilion at the Brussels Expo 1958
#50 Le Roi Baudoin.→

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