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Photos from Futurama
![Futurama Booklet cover](images/futurama_booklet-sm.jpg)
Futurama contained approximately 500,000 individually designed houses, more than 1,000,000 trees of eighteen species, 50,000 scale size automobiles, of which 10,000 actually worked, bridges, farms, rivers, cities, lakes, forests, super highways, and snow-capped mountains.
The exhibit consisted of separate dioramas which showed how the United States would appear when viewed from an airplane in 1960. As visitors progressed along the ride, the dioramas grew increasingly larger until finally spectators emerged into daylight, stepped out of their chair-cars and found themselves looking at the very buildings which they had just seen in miniature
![General Motors (GM) Futurama Entrance](images/futurama-097.jpg)
![Futurama Layout](images/FutureramaLayout-2.jpg)
![Adolph Witschard](images/AdolphWitschard_01-small.jpg)
Read about Adolph Witschard, Architect, inventor, and the man behind the animation for Futurama.
![GM Futurama Model Bus](images/GM_BUS_4th_dim_collectibles.jpg)
![Futurama car from Nicole Hilner (2012)](images/Futurama_Car.jpg)
![Futurama Cars from Nicole Hilner](images/Futurama-cars.jpg)
the 1939-1940 New York World's Fair.
Curtesory or Nicole Hilner. (2012)
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