Road of Tomorrow Size:20" x 25" the 500-foot High Roller in

the 500-foot High Roller in Las Vegas

But Laforet would say

In late February 1934

The Times reported that the next day about the scene in Lakehurst: "So great was the motor traffic that numerous tieups developed and thousands of visitors did not reach their homes until well after midnight

the hapless

Road of Tomorrow Size:20" x 25" the 500-foot High Roller inRCA introduced television at the 1939 World's Fair. General Motors built its Futurama. But Ford's "Road of Tomorrow," shown here at the Ford Pavilion in Flushing Meadows, featured a cork and rubber surface and ramps that were stacked like platters of spinning records. Here, drivers would take fair visitors on an endless figure eight track to "symbolize the advances America may expect in transportation." The Times wrote that the model highway would