The Trylon was a spire shaped building at the 1939 New York World's Fair.

History and specifics

In 1940, Benny Russell viewed the Trylon while at the 1939 New York World's Fair. (DS9 novelization: Far Beyond the Stars)

In the year 2155, Captain Jonathan Archer feared that the NX-class would fade into ignominy like the Trylon and Perisphere due to the demand of the Earth-Romulan War. (ENT novel: Beneath the Raptor's Wing)

Appendices

Connections

New York
New York City	Bronx	Fordham University • Riverdale • Riverdale Asylum • Woodlawn Cemetery • Yankee Stadium
	Brooklyn	Bedford–Stuyvesant • Bridge Club • Brooklyn Bridge • Brooklyn Navy Yard • Coney Island • Ebbets Field • Flatbush Avenue • Stop 'n Go Cleaners • Stuyvesant Preserve
	Manhattan	53rd Street • 811 East 68th Street • Apollo Theater • Battery Park • Carnegie Deli • Carnegie Hall • Christopher Institute • Chrysler Building • Cochrane Museum • Cornell Medical Center • Cotton Club • Empire State Building • Erickson Transporter Complex • Eva's Kitchen • Fifth Avenue • Grand Central Station • Graybar Building • Harlem • IRT subway • Juilliard School • Lenox High School • New York Hospital • New York Stock Exchange • Orpheum Theatre • Pennsylvania Station • Radio City • Rockefeller Center • Saint Patrick's Cathedral • Statue of Liberty • Times Square • Arthur Trill building • Twenty-First Street Mission • Wall Street • West Village • Payne Whitney Clinic • World Trade Center
	Queens	Flushing Meadows-Corona Park • Lagoon of Nations • Perisphere • Trylon
	various	Broadway • New York City Subway • New York Harbor • New York Public Library • Staten Island • Star Club • Stern College
other places		Albany (State University of New York at Albany) • Babylon • Bard College • Gilgo Beach • Sarasota Springs (Skidmore University) • Stony Brook University Medical School • Syracuse • Westchester (Xavier Institute for Higher Learning) • West Point (United States Military Academy)

External links

• Trylon and Perisphere article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.