International Water Technology Exhibition in Liege 1939
May 20, 1939 - September 2, 1939
Foreign Section Pavilions
Egypt
France
Germany
Grand Duchy of LuxembourgGreece (unofficial)Netherlands
Norway
Palace n°22 (International Sections)
SwedenPavilions of the Belgian Section
Belgian Congo
Civil Engineering
Contemporary Arts
Fine Arts
Fishing
Food (Palace n°17)
General Commission
Inland Navigation
Palace No. 18 (known as the Miscellaneous Industries Palace)
Palace n°19
Palace n°20 (called "Water and Health")
Palace n°21 (known as the National Defence Palace)
Palace n°34 (known as Lourdes Industries)
Party Palace
Sea
Shipbuilding
Sports
Tourism
Universities
WorkIndependent Pavilions
Belgian Cement CommunityBelgian Intercommunal Electricity CompanyBelgium-Canada Association
Catholic Pavilion
Chaudfontaine
City of Antwerp
City of Ghent
City of Namur
City of Ostend
City of SpaCommunity of SoundersHamon and Sobelco companies
Han and Rochefort caves
Itinerant TourismMarbritiersNewspaper "Le Soir"PersilPress House
Radio Station
Shopping mallsStone Materials CommunityMiscellaneous
Memorial to King Albert
School and Kindergarten
Statuary ArtAttractions
100 metre water jet (Geyser)
Astrid Park
Demonstration Farm
Fountains
Gay Village Mosan
Lake City
Lido
Water GardenGates and Gardens
Entrance to Bressoux
Entrance to Coronmeuse
Flowered terraces
Rose GardenMaps of the Expo
General PlanMeans of transport
Cable car
Decauville train