SCOTT PAPER

A 15-minute tour through an indoor "Enchanted Forest" - complete with bubbling spring, real and artificial trees and a ceiling of stylized leaves - tells the story of paper from woodland to home. A separate building has special rest facilities, including a lounge and a diaper-changing room. The two other major structures are a 50-foot-high decorative tower and a special building set on stilts, 14 feet off the ground, that houses the exhibit offices and has a private lounge. In the landscaped park outside are canopied shelters and benches for relaxation.

The tower at the entrance to the pavilion was an eye-catching construction that was often used as a meeting place for visitors. (CD10 Set 49 #20)  


 
Scenes of the Enchanted Forest are hard to find, as the film of the time made it difficult to photograph in the low light. (CD2 Set 11 #25)  


 


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