Originally built for the 1964 World's Fair and still standing along the Flushing Bay waterfront, the Candela Structures are among New York's quirkiest, most distinctive architectural forms.

The Candela Structures: A New York City History Mystery, a new exhibition produced by journalist Paul Lukas and architect Kirsten Hively, tells the story of these underappreciated fiberglass structures and the surprising degree of mystery and misinformation surrounding them.

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