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Thursday, 2 August 2018

Revellers could also see a wooden bridge, cabins and live monkeys at the elaborate al fresco theater after it opened in 1896

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Pan Am’s marine air terminal in Miami at Dinner Key, pictured in 1932, was privately built by the airline and on most days, eager spectators vastly outnumbered the actual passengers

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Pan Am was the launch customer of the Boeing 707, pictured in 1960 - the first jetliner in history to be commercially successful

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Pan Am to run commercial flights between the United States and Asia successfully, landing rights in Shanghai - pictured under a Pan Am Douglas DC-2 in 1936

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Jimmy Carter, Age 18

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Lyndon Johnson, Age 18

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James Garfield, Age 16

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In the late 60s as colour television became the ultimate status symbol for aspirational consumers and movie theatres offered an appealing alternative to drive-ins

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Herbert Hoover, Age 25

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Harry Truman, Age 22 And 33

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Gerald Ford, Age 18 And 20

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George W. Bush, Age 21

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George W. Bush, Age 19

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George H. W. Bush, Age 18

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From its inception in 1927, Pan American Airways single-handedly revolutionized air travel and pioneered a new era of commercial flight. Pictured, one of its Boeing 377s photographed in 1949

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