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This pamphlet, issued in 1964, showed what was eventually going to become the Pan American Center, before it was finished. It details the efforts of the organizers, and how it contributes to a larger cause in St. Augustine.

Crowds gather for the Pan American Center Dedication Ceremony, coinciding with Pan American Day, a day established by the Organization of American States to commemorate Pan American relations. Present were various foreign dignitaries.

Exterior of the pan American Center taken from the garden facing north.

Pan American Center museum and garden facing north. 1972

Exterior photo of Pan American center and garden taken from across St. George street.

Netted rectangle of white-cotton, mounted on purple backing for display, diagonal bands of geometric and animal motifs.

Members of National Quadricentinneal Commission gather together for a photo in March of 1963, as the project really is starting to take off.

A recreation of a mummy with ceramic artifacts and fabrics

Pan American center and garden facing north taken in May 1967

A variety of garments from Latin American countries featured in a long lasting temporary exhibit in the Pan American Center. Look and compare the styles and imagery used in comparison to the pre-Columbian textile examples.