About Expo67.museum
Expo67.museum is a living archive, an engaged media platform, and an invitation to step back into the fascinating world of Montreal’s World’s Fair, as if you were there.
More than just a collection of archives, it opens a window onto the vibrant history of Expo 67, an event that continues to inspire and capture the imagination.
Our mission? To preserve, promote and share the extraordinary documentary heritage of this international and universal exposition. We collect, digitize, classify and protect a wide range of archival materials, making them accessible to all who wish to discover or rediscover this remarkable chapter of history.
Through our digital platform, we offer privileged access to these treasures, alongside exclusive content: articles, in-depth features, analyses and stories that help place Expo 67 in context, shed light on its impact and keep its memory alive.
We also draw connections to the present-day world of World’s Fairs, past and present, by exploring their evolution, their major challenges and what they continue to contribute to the world. A living legacy that resonates with the questions these global events still raise for our societies today.
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Anthony Plagnes Payá
Mélanie Côté
Marie-Pier Gagnon
Felipe Orozco Morales
Lei Zheng
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