About Expo67.museum
Expo67.museum is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to keeping the memory of Montréal’s Universal Exhibition alive. Part archive centre, part media platform and part space for discovery, it invites the public to step back into the fascinating world of Expo 67, almost as if they were there.
Far more than a collection of documents, Expo67.museum offers a window onto the vibrant history of this extraordinary event, whose legacy continues to shape the collective imagination and inspire people around the world.
Our mission is to preserve, showcase and share Expo 67’s remarkable documentary heritage. We collect, digitize, catalogue and safeguard a wide range of archival materials, making them accessible to anyone wishing to discover, explore or revisit this major chapter in Montréal, Canadian and international history.
Through our digital platform, we provide access to these treasures and bring them to life with original content, including articles, thematic features, analyses, testimonies and stories. These publications place Expo 67 within its historical context, examine its impact and keep its memory relevant today.
Expo67.museum also explores the history and current landscape of World Expositions, from the past to the present. We examine their evolution, ambitions, challenges and the lasting marks they leave on the cities and societies that host them.
Because the legacy of World Expositions does not belong solely to the past. It remains alive and continues to challenge us to consider how we imagine, shape and present the world.
A project by Anthony Plagnes Payá
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Some of the materials made available on this site may be protected by copyright.
Other documents have been identified as being in the public domain.
Expo67.museum, a registered non-profit organization, makes them available for educational purposes under the fair dealing provisions of the Canadian Copyright Act (R.S.C. [1985], c. C-42).
You may therefore reuse the content as long as you cite the exact source (expo67.museum Archives. Author, Title, Document number.), as long as you do not use it for commercial purposes and you share it under the same conditions governing fair use.
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Expo67.museum does not provide legal advice to users regarding the applicability or otherwise of an exception to copyright. This is the sole responsibility of the user. However, it is strictly forbidden to commercialize or resell the content of the expo67.museum website, at any time and under any circumstances.
If you have any questions regarding the rights of use, reuse and credits, you can contact us via the form above.