World's Fair 1982

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:World's_Fair
gptkbp:architectural_style gptkb:Modernist
gptkbp:attendance 11 million
gptkbp:closing_ceremony Held on October 31, 1982
gptkbp:closing_date October 31, 1982
gptkbp:collectibility Postcards
Commemorative coins
T-shirts
Pavilion replicas
World's Fair memorabilia
gptkbp:consequences Profitable event
gptkbp:cultural_impact Creation of the Knoxville Museum of Art
Development of the Knoxville Convention Center
Increased tourism in Knoxville
Revitalization of downtown Knoxville
Establishment of the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum
gptkbp:events gptkb:World's_Fair_Park
Pavilions repurposed for public use
Sunsphere as a tourist attraction
gptkbp:exhibitor Over 30 countries
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label World's Fair 1982
gptkbp:legacy Promoted energy awareness
gptkbp:local_economy Job creation in the area
Boosted local businesses
Long-term economic benefits
Increased hotel occupancy
Infrastructure improvements in Knoxville
gptkbp:location gptkb:Knoxville,_Tennessee
gptkbp:major_attraction gptkb:The_Tennessee_Amphitheater
gptkb:The_Great_Smoky_Mountains
gptkb:The_Children's_Museum
The IMAX Theater
gptkbp:media_coverage Extensive national and international coverage
gptkbp:notable_visitor gptkb:Miss_America_1982
gptkb:President_Ronald_Reagan
Various international dignitaries
Tennessee Governor Lamar Alexander
Vice President George H. W. Bush
gptkbp:opening_date May 1, 1982
gptkbp:organizer gptkb:Knoxville_International_Energy_Exposition
gptkbp:pavilion gptkb:Tennessee_Pavilion
gptkb:United_States_Pavilion
gptkb:IBM_Pavilion
gptkb:The_Sunsphere
gptkbp:significance First World's Fair in the U. S. since 1974
gptkbp:slogan A World of Energy
gptkbp:theme Energy Turns the World
gptkbp:website gptkb:World's_Fair_Park
gptkbp:year gptkb:1982
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:Open_Solaris
gptkb:Knoxville_Metropolitan_Area
gptkb:World's_Fair_1974
gptkbp:bfsLayer 5