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Appendix a Major Trip Generators in the Bronx and Queens

Appendix A Major Trip Generators in and

Bronx Major Educational Facilities Colleges and Universities

FACILITY ID LOCATION TRANSIT ACCESS DESCRIPTION Hostos Community College 1 475 Grand Concourse Bus: Bx1, Bx19 Community College established (CUNY) Subway: 2, 4, 5 since 1968; serves the South Bronx community Bronx Community College 2 80 West 181 St. Bus: Bx3, Bx40, Bx42 6,000 students; established in (CUNY) 1957 with associate’s degrees available (Rose Hill 3 441 East Fordham Bus: Bx9, Bx12, Bx15, Bx17, Jesuit University established in Campus) Road Bx19, Bx22, Bx41, Bx55, 60*, 1841; 6,000 graduate and 61, 62, 90^ undergraduates attend this Train: Metro-North campus Herbert H. 4 250 Bedford Park Bus: BxM4A, Bx10, Bx22, Established n 1968; 9,074 (CUNY) Blvd. West Bx25, Bx26, Bx28, Bx32 undergraduate and graduate Subway: 4 students attend College of Mount Saint Vincent 5 6101 Riverdale Bus: BxM1, BxM2, Bx7, 8, Founded in 1847 this 4-year Avenue Bx10, BxM18 liberal arts college has an enrollment of 1,454 graduate and undergraduates College 6 4513 Manhattan Bus: 1,2,3, BxM3, Bx9 Established in 1853; college College Parkway Subway: 1, 9 currently has 3,650 graduate and undergraduate students Maritime College (SUNY) 7 6 Pennyfield Ave., Bus: Bx40 Founded in 1874, the college Fort Schuyler trains its students for careers in the maritime industry 8 2501 Jerome Ave. Bus: Bx12, Bx32 Business technology college Subway: 4 offers associate’s and bachelor’s degree; 4,000 students at two locations (Bronx/Westchester) 9 50 Antin Place Bus: Bx22, Bx39 3,000 students attend the campus Subway: 2, 5 of this 4 year university College of New Rochelle Co-op 10 755 Co-op City Blvd. Bus: QBx1, BxM7, Bx26, Catholic liberal arts college with City Camps Bx28, Bx30 500 students at this campus

College of New Rochelle 11 332 E. 149th St. Bus: Bx19 1,200 students attend; only John Cardinal O’Connor Subway: 2, 5 institution that offers bachelor’s Campus program in the south Bronx Yeshiva University Einstein 12 1300 Morris Park Bus: BxM10, Bx21, Bx31 One of the largest and best College of Medicine Ave. medical schools in the country; first class was 1955 *Bee-Line (Westchester County DOT) buses do not have a lettered prefix ^ Designates route operates during the summer only

Bronx Major Medical Facilities Major Hospital and Medical Centers

FACILITY ID LOCATION TRANSIT ACCESS DESCRIPTION Lincoln Medical Center 13 234 E. 149th St. Bus: Bx19, Bx32 Run by the City Dept. of Subway: 2, 4, 5 Health and Hospitals; one of busiest emergency rooms in the nation; educational facility present Bronx - Lebanon Hospital Center 14 1650 Grand Bus: Bx1, Bx2, BxM4A, Non-profit facility; 1987 major Concourse BxM4B modernization educational facility Subway: B, D present

Union Hospital of the Bronx 15 269 East 188th St. Bus: Bx1, Bx2, BxM4A, 198-bed facility BxM4B Bx9, Bx12, Bx22, Bx34, 60, 61, 62 Subway: B, D St. Barnabas Hospital 16 4422 Third Ave. Bus: Bx15, Bx55 458-bed non-profit founded in 1866; educational facility present; North Central Bronx Hospital 17 3424 Kossuth Ave. Bus: 4, BxM4A, BxM4B, Run by the Dept. of Bx10, Bx16, 20, 20x, Health and Hospitals; established in 21,Bx28, Bx30, Bx34 1976; educational facility present Subway: 4 Montefiore Medical Center (Moses 18 111 East 210th St. Bus: 4, BxM4A, BxM4B, Established in 1884; hospital for Division) Bx10, Bx16, 20, 20x, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; 21,Bx28, Bx30, Bx34 745-beds; educational facility Subway: 4 Bronx US Veterans Medical Center 19 130 West Bus: Bx3, BxM3, Bx9, 2nd largest VA facility in the nation; Kingsbridge Rd. Bx32 1,663 beds; educational facility present Our Lady of Mercy Medical Center 20 600 East 233rd St. Bus: Bx16, Bx31, Bx41 Part of Our Lady Of Mercy (O’Connor Campus) Subway: 2, 5 Healthcare System; educational Train: Metro-North facility Hebrew Hospital 21 801 Co-op City Bus: QBx1, BxM7, Bx26, 480-bed facility; founded in 1928; Blvd. Bx28, Bx30, 93 non-profit long-term care hospital Calvary Hospital 22 1740 Eastchester Bus: Bx21, Bx31 Only serves patients with advanced, Rd. Subway: 6 long term cancer; educational facility Bronx Psychiatric 23 1500 Waters Bus: Bx8, Bx14, Bx21 360-bed NY State Office of Mental Center/Children’s Psych Center Place/1000 Waters Subway: 6 Health; affiliated with Einstein (Bronx State Psychiatric Center) Place School of Medicine New York Westchester Square 24 2475 St. Raymond Bus: Bx8, Bx14, Bx31, 205-bed non-profit facility bought by Medical Center Ave. Bx40, Bx42 New York Presbyterian - University Subway: 6 Hospital of Columbia and Cornell (2001); educational facility; Jacobi Hospital 25 1400 Pelham Bus: Bx12, Bx31 Founded in 1955; 500 beds; largest Parkway South Subway: 5 public hospital in the Bronx; new 3560.000 SF, 7-story building with approx. 325 bends under construction Montefiore (Weiler 26 1825 Eastchester Bus: BxM10, Bx21, Bx31 381-beds; educational facility; Division)/Einstein Hospital Rd. located next to Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Bronx Major Recreational Facilities Major Parks, Stadiums, Zoos, and Museums

FACILITY ID LOCATION TRANSIT ACCESS DESCRIPTION Bronx Museum of Art 27 Grand Concourse Bus: Bx1, Bx2, BxM4A, Established in 1071; museum explores all and East 165th St. BxM4B, Bx6, Bx35 areas of contemporary visual and Subway: B, D performance arts 28 East 161st St., and Bus: Bx1, BxM4A, Home of The New Yankees since 1923; River Ave. BxM4B, Bx6, Bx13 seating capacity of 57,545 Subway: 4, B, D

Crotona Park No ID East of Third Ave. Bus: Bx17, Bx11, Bx15, 127 acres; established in 188; handball; and south of the Bx55 basketball; baseball, and tennis courts; Cross Bronx Subway: 2, 5 largest park in the South Bronx Expressway Saint Mary’s Park No ID East 149th Street Bus: Bx19 Major park in the South Bronx located just and St. Ann’s Ave. Subway: 2, 5, 6 east of the HUB commercial and retail district Claremont Park No ID West of Webster Bus: Bx11, Bx32, Bx41 Once a family large estate called Ave. just south of “Claremont” this park located in Mount Cross Bronx Eden is over 10 acres and has numerous Expressway recreational opportunities New York Botanical No ID 200th St. and Bus: Bx19, Bx25, Bx26 250 acres; one of the oldest and largest Garden Southern Blvd. Train: Metro-North botanical gardens in the world; National Historic Landmark Bronx/International No ID East 185th St. and Bus:Bx9, BxM11, Bx12, Opened in 1899; largest metropolitan zoo in Wildlife Conservation Southern Blvd. Bx19, Bx22, Bx36, Q44, the US; 265 acres Park 60, 61, 62 Subway: 2, 5 Van Courtland Park No ID Jerome Ave., City Bus: 1,2, BxM3, 4, 1,146 acres; 4th largest New York City park; Line, and BxM4A, BxM4B, Bx9, public golf course present; swimming, Broadway Bx16, 20, 21, Bx34 horseback riding, handball and tennis courts Subway: 1, 4, 9 Pelham Bay Park No ID Bruckner Blvd. Bus: Bx5^, BxM7B, 2,765 acres; largest public park in New York and Eastchester Bx12^, Bx29, 45 City; 1.1 mile long Orchard Beach Ave. Subway: 6

Sound View Park No ID Bronx River, Bus: Bx5, Bx27 Large park in the Soundview neighborhood Metcalf Ave., and located at the mouth of the Bronx River; Lafayette Ave. access to the East River and the Sound Ferry Point Park No ID Westchester Creek, Bus: Bx42 New golf course to be built by the Jack Schley and Nicklaus Company scheduled to open by Emerson Ave. 2004 season,; half of park will be used for new golf course; talks have been going on between the PGA and NYC for Ferry Point to host a major PGA gold tournament Macomb’s Dam Park No ID River, Bus: Bx6, Bx13 Local park with ball fields located adjacent Jerome and River Subway: 4, B, D to Yankee Stadium Ave. Roberto Clemente No ID West Tremont Bus: Bx40, Bx42 25 acre waterfront park; gymnasium, State Park Ave. and Train: Metro-North Olympic-sized swimming pool, and Matthewson Road recreational fields

Bronx Major Commercial and Industrial Areas Major Shopping Malls, Business Districts, Transportation Facilities, and Government Centers

FACILITY ID LOCATION TRANSIT ACCESS DESCRIPTION The HUB 29 East 149th St., Third Bus: Bx2, Bx4, Bx15, Commercial shopping district with most Ave., Willis Ave., and Bx19, Bx21, Bx41, shopping located on E. 149th; Bronx’s 3rd Westchester Ave. and Bx55 largest retail shopping district; Roberto Clemente Plaza Subway: 2, 5 redevelopment taking place as the City and (South Bronx) private investors hope to turn the HUB into a office/business center

Hunt’s Point Market 30 Edgewater Road; south Bus: Bx6 NYC’s main wholesale fruits and vegetables of Bruckner distribution market; extensive meat market as Expressway in Hunts well Point Bronx Terminal Market 31 South of Macomb’s No direct transit access Food, plant, and flower wholesale facility for Dam Bridge east of small grocery stores (bodegas); long-term Major Deegan redevelopment plans include conversion to Expressway and shared parking with Yankee Stadium Civic Center Area 32 851 Grand Concourse; Bus: Bx1, BxM4A, 4 courthouses present; Criminal Court (215 215 E. 161st St. BxM4B, Bx6 E. 161st Street); Bronx County Subway: 4, B, D Building/Bronx County Supreme Court (851 Grand Concourse); Housing Court (165th and Mclean Place); new 900,00 square feet Criminal Courthouse under construction; Concourse Plaza (office and retail uses across the street from the Criminal Court) Bathgate Industrial Park 33 Near Crotona Park just Bus: Bx15, Bx55 Joint development between the NY/NJ Port south of Cross Bronx Authority and the Economic Development Expressway and west of Corp. of the City if NY; 21.5 acre park 3rd Ave. opened in 1982; 522,000 square feet of light industrial, distribution, office, and educational uses; employment averages 1,350; tenants include vocational training center and generic drug manufacturer Fordham Road 34 Fordham Road Bus: Bx1, Bx2, Local and national retailers; One Fordham Commercial Area (between Jerome and BxM4A, BsM4B, Bx9, Plaza located at Fordham Rd. and 3rd Avenue Webster ) Bx12, Bx15, Bx17, (large office building); Sears at Fordham & Bx22, Bx28, Bx32, Webster; between Jerome and Grand Bx34, Bx41, Bx55, 60, Concourse most intensive retail area 61, 62 Subway: 4, B, D Train: Metro North Bay Plaza Shopping 35 East of I-95 and south Bus: QBx1, BxM7, Serves Co-op City and north and eastern Center of Bartow Ave. (Co-op Bx12, Bx25, Bx26, Bronx; one of the top two Bronx borough- City) Bx28, Bx29, Bx30 wide retail/commercial developments; major national retailers include Staples and Sports Authority New Horizons Shopping 36 East of Boston Road Bus: Bx19, Bx21, Bx36 134,00 SF of new retail construction Center (Future) and south of Cross Subway: 2, 5 Bronx Expressway

Queens Major Educational Facilities Colleges and Universities

FACILITY ID LOCATION TRANSIT ACCESS DESCRIPTION York College (CUNY) 1 Guy R. Brewer Blvd. Bus: N4, , Q5, Q6, Q8, Founded in 1966 this CUNY at Liberty Av. Q9, Q9A, Q20A/B, Q24, college serves Jamaica and Q25, Q30, Q31, Q34, Q41, southeast Queens; 6,000 Q42, Q44, Q54, Q56, X64, students , Q83, Q84, Q85, Q111, Q112, Q113 Subway: E, J, Z LaGuardia Community College 2 31-10 Thompson Bus: Q32, Q39, Established in 1971 this Ave. Subway: 7 community college serves 12,000 students Queensboroguh Community College 3 Springfield Blvd. at Bus: , Q30, X32 Established in 1958; 10,000 56 Ave. students Queens College 4 65-30 Kissena Blvd. Bus: QM4, , Q25, X32, 76-acre campus opened in Q34, Q65A, , Q88 1937; about 16,000 students attend City University School of Law at 5 65-21 Main St. Bus: QM4, Q20A/B, Q44, Opened in 1983; mission of Queens College X51, Q65A, A74, Q8, law school is public service law; 390 students enrolled St. Johns University (Queens 6 Grand Central Bus: QM1,QM1A, Q30, Founded in 1870; Queens Campus) Parkway at Utopia Q31, campus includes graduate Pkwy schools in law and pharmacy; 19,000 students attend College of Aeronautics 7 86-01 23rd Ave. Bus: Q33, Q48, Founded in 1932; 1,305 LaGuardia Airport students currently enrolled; associates and bachelors degrees in aircraft, design, repair, operations, and technology Touro College 8 75-31 150th St. Bus: Q74, Q44, Q20A/B Jewish college with graduate and undergraduate degrees Devry Institute of Technology 9 30-20 Thomson Ave. Bus: Q32, Q39, Q60 Opened in 1998; Subway: 7 undergraduate degrees offered; 1,652 students enrolled

Queens Major Medical Facilities Major Hospital and Medical Centers

FACILITY ID LOCATION TRANSIT ACCESS DESCRIPTION Long Island Jewish Medical 10 Between Union Bus: QM1A, N25, N26, Q46 829-bed medical center; educational facility; Center Turnpike and made up of Long Island Jewish Hospital, Grand Central Schneider Children’s Hospital, and Zucker Expressway off of Hillside for psychiatric care Lakeville Rd. Creedmoor Psychiatric Center 11 80-45 Winchester Bus: N22, N22A, N26, Q43, 300-acre campus run by the NY State Dept. of Blvd. X68 Mental Health has over 50 buildings and includes a 470-bed hospital Flushing Hospital Medical 12 4500 Parson Blvd. Bus: , Q65 Founded in 1884 as Queens first hospital; non- Center profit, educational facility; 293 beds The New York Hospital Center 13 56-45 Main St. Bus: Q20A/B, Q44, X51 Part of New York Presbyterian Healthcare of Queens System; Medical College of Cornell University Queens General Hospital 14 82-70 164th St. Bus: QM1, QM1A, Q25, Run by the New York City Health and Q34, Q46, Q65 Hospitals Corp. the 100-year old facility is being transformed with an $150 million renovation; 200 beds

St. Joseph’s Hospital 15 158-40 79th Ave. Bus: QM1, QM1A Q25, 200-bed facility is run by Saint Vincent Q34, Q46 Catholic Medical Centers healthcare systems

Mary Immaculate Hospital 16 152-11 89th Ave. Bus: Q25, Q34, Q43, Q65, 261-bed facility founded in 1902 and is run X68, Q83, Q110, Q111, today by Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Q112, Q113 Centers healthcare systems Subway: F Jamaica Hospital Medical 17 8900 Van Wyck Bus: Q24, , Q56, Q60 387-bed facility; founded in 1891; educational Center Expressway facility St. Albans VA Hospital 18 179th St. and Bus: N4, Q4, Q5, Q9A, WWII naval hospital that was turned over to Linden Blvd. X63, Q84, Q85 the VA in 1974; Train: LIRR Elmhurst General Hospital 19 79-01 Broadway Bus: Q19B, Q32, Q33, Q45, 513-bed facility is run by the NYC Health and Q47, Q53 Hospitals Corp.; educational facility present Subway: 7, F,G, R,V Mount Sinai Hospital of 20 25-10 30th Ave. Bus: Q18, Q19A, Q102, 235-bed facility became part of the Mount Queens (formerly Western Subway: N,W Sinai NYU healthcare system in 1999; Queens Community Hospital) educational facility St. Johns Queens Hospital 21 90-02 Queens Bus: QM10, QM11, Q11, 385-bed facility; part of Saint Vincent Blvd. QM18, Q29, , Q53, , Catholic Medical Centers Q60, Q88 Subway: G, R,V St. Johns Episcopal Hospital 22 327 Beach 19th St. Bus: Q22, N31, N32, N33, 322-bed facility that is part of the St. George’s Q113 University School of Medicine (Grenada) Subway: A North Shore University 23 102-01 66th Rd. Bus: QM12, , Q60, Part of North Shore Long Island Jewish Hospital of Forest Hills Q65A Health System; currently undergoing Subway: E, F, G, R, V modernization improvements

Queens Major Commercial and Industrial Areas Major Shopping Malls, Business Districts, Transportation Facilities, and Government Centers

Commercial ID LOCATION TRANSIT ACCESS DESCRIPTION Area Queens Boro 24 120-55 Bus: , Q10A, QM18, Queens governmental and court offices Hall/Queens (Borough Hall) and 125-01 QM21, , Q46, Q60, County Civil Queens Boulevard (Civil Court X63, X64, X68, Q74, Court and and Criminal Court) Subway: E, F Criminal Court Rego Park 25 Junction Blvd. and Queens Blvd. Bus: QM10, QM11, Cluster of large national retail stores that Shopping Center QM15, QM23, Q38, Q53, includes Sears, Old Navy, and Bed Bath & Q59, Q60, Beyond Subway: R, V, G Queens Center 26 Queens Blvd. and Woodhaven Bus: QM10, Q11, QM11, Mall that opened in 1973 with 75 stores that Blvd. QM18, Q29, Q38, Q53, include national retailers such as Macy’s and J.C. Q59, Q60, Q88 Penny’s; 624,000 SF; renovation and upgrade Subway: G, R, V will bring SF total to 1.1 million Metro Mall 27 66-26 Metropolitan Ave. Bus: Q38, Q54, Q67 Development that includes large national Subway: M retailers Bay Terrace 28 Bell Blvd. and 26th Av. Bus: QM2, Q13, Q28, 50 mostly national retailers that include stores Shopping Center X32 like the GAP and Ann Taylor; restaurants, movie theatre, and professional offices LaGuardia 29 Norwest Queens; Junction Blvd. Bus: Q33, Q48, Q47 Opened to commercial traffic in 1939; operated Airport and Grand Central Expressway (Marine Terminal Facility by the Port Authority of NY/NJ; 9,000 only), M60, Q72 employees;

John F. 30 Southeast Queens at the terminus Bus: , Q6, Q7, Q10, Opened to commercial traffic in 1948; 37,000 Kennedy of the Van Wyck Expressway Q15 employees; operated by Port Authority of NY/NJ International Subway: A Airport Downtown 31 Archer Avenue to Hillside Bus: Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Q5, Major transportation hub with bus, subway, , and Q6, Q8, Q9, Q9A, Q17, LIRR facilities; governmental and court to Merrick Boulevard Q20A/B, Q24, Q25, Q30, facilities, retail shopping; major generators (on the map the western boundary Q31, Q34, Q36, Q40, include York College, Mary Immaculate and is extended to include Jamaica Q41, Q42, Q43, Q44, Jamaica Hospital; major new investment and Hospital located adjacent to the Q54, Q56, Q60, Q65, development including Jamaica Air Train Station Van Wyck Expressway) Q75, Q76, Q77, Q83, and Offices (2002/2003), Family Court Q85, Q110, Q111, Q112 (2002/Jamaica Avenue/150th Street), JFK Subway: E, F, J, Z Corporate Square which is a 500,00 square feet Train: LIRR commercial development (2004/94th Avenue and Sutphin Boulevard) Forest Hills 32 Austin Street/Queens Boulevard Bus: QM4, QM11, Retail district with local and national stores between Ascan Avenue and QM12, QM18, Q23, Q60, Yellowstone Boulevard Q65A Subway: E,F,G, R,V Train: LIRR Downtown 33 Generally from Northern Bus: QBx1, Q12, Q13, According to the Department of City Planning, Flushing Boulevard to Sanford Avenue; Q14, Q15, Q16, Q17, Flushing is the largest intermodal transfer point and from College Point Boulevard N20, Q20A/B, N21, Q25, in Queens; large retail and office district; the to Q26, Q27, Q28, X32, center of downtown Flushing is and Q34, Q44, Q48, X51, Roosevelt Avenue , Q65, Q66 Subway: 7 Train: LIRR College Point 34 20th Avenue and the Whitestone Bus: QBx1, QM2, Q20A, Large retail center; with national chains such as Shopping Center Expressway Q20B, X32, Q44, Q76 Target, Circuit City, and TJ Maxx Jackson Heights 35 Roosevelt Avenue from 74 to 84th Bus: Q19B, Q29, Q32, Retail district Street Q33, Q45, Q47, Q53 Subway: 7, E,F, G, R, V,

Queens Major Recreational Facilities Major Parks, Stadiums, Zoos, and Museums

FACILITY ID LOCATION TRANSIT ACCESS DESCRIPTION Aqueduct Racetrack 36 110-00 Rockaway Blvd. Bus: Q7, Q11, , Opened in 1894; seating capacity 40,000; Q37, Q41 parking capacity 8,000 Subway: A 37 123-01 Roosevelt Ave. at Bus: Q48, Q66 Opened in 1964; seating capacity of 55,601 for 126th St. Subway: 7 baseball and 60,000 for football; home of the Train: LIRR New York Mets professional baseball team National Tennis 38 Flushing Meadows Bus: Q48 Home to the USTA US Open each summer; Center/Arthur Ashe Corona Park Subway: 7 Center is open to the public year round; Ashe Stadium Train: LIRR Stadium seating capacity is 22,547 making it the largest tennis stadium in the world Queens Botanical 39 45-50 Main St. Bus:Q20A/B, Q44, X51 Opened at present site in 1963; 39 acres; 300,000 Garden visitors every year

Queens Wildlife 40 53-51 111 St. Flushing Bus: Q23, Q58 Opened in 1968 but renovated and reopened in Center Meadows 1992 as the Queens Wildlife Center; operated by Wildlife Conservation Society P.S.1. Contemporary 41 22-25 Jackson Ave. Bus: B61, Q67 Founded in 1971; one of the nation’s oldest Art Center Subway: 7, E,G, V museums devoted solely to contemporary art; 125,000 SF; affiliation with MoMA MoMA Queens 42 33rd St. and Queens Blvd. Bus: Q32, Q39, Q60 Opened as MoMA in Manhattan closed and Subway: 7 undergoes renovation until 2005 Alley Pond No ID Cross Island Expressway Bus: QM1A, QM3, 654 acres; park has football, tennis, and baseball Park/Alley Pond between Northern Blvd. Q12, N20, N21, Q27, fields, and an Environmental Center; 20,000 Environmental and Union Turnpike Q30, X32, Q46, Q75, students visit annually Center Q88

Forest Park No ID Union Turnpike and Bus: Q11, QM12, 538 acres; park includes ban shell, carousel and Woodhaven Blvd. QM15, QM16, QM17, hiking trails; Q23, Q29, Q37, Q54, Q55 Kissena Park No ID North of the Long Island Bus: Q17, Q25, X32, 282 acres; golf course, baseball, tennis, hiking, Expressway and 164th St. Q34, Q65 and soccer; the developed portion of the park is only served by the Q65 Clearview Park No ID East of Bus: QM2, QM2A, Q16 Golf Course and Willet’s Point Road Jacob Riis Park No ID Gill Hodges Bridge and Bus: Q22, Part of 26,000 acre Gateway National Recreation Rockaway Beach Blvd Area; beach, boardwalk, basketball, and golf course No ID Union Turnpike and Bus: QM1A, Q46, 358 acres; tennis, baseball, picnic areas; two- Francis Lewis Blvd. Q75, Q76, Q88 thirds of the park remains undeveloped

Flushing Meadows No ID Just west of Long Island Bus: QM4, Q23, Q48, 1,255 acres; second largest park in New York Corona Park Expressway and Van Q58, Q65A, Q88 City; home to Shea Stadium, Queens Wildlife Wyck Expressway, Subway: 7 Center, US Open, of Art, and Flushing Train: LIRR Queens Hall of Science; site of 1939 and 1964 World’s Fairs

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