1939 World's Fair Bench
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The iconic bench of New York City's Parks department was developed for use at the 1939 World's Fair, which was held in New York during 1938 and 1939. Robert Moses and Kenneth Lynch collaborated on the final design to maximize comfort and to take advantage of manufacturing processes. Over the years we have further improved on the design and are still a preferred manufacturer of the bench due to our accuracy to the original details.
- Sizes: Available in 4', 6' and 8' lengths.
- Dimensions: Length x 27" x 34" H
- Material: Ductile Iron and Ipe Wood or Recycled Plastic Lumber
- Finish: Powder coated Iron with Natural lumber or Recycled lumber
- Structure: 2 or 3 support legs, 9 slats, stainless steel carriage bolts
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Kenneth Lynch & Sons was established in 1927 as a resource for fine metal work and garden ornaments. Now in the hands of the third Lynch generation we are proud to present some new branding that aligns our products more closely to the markets they serve. We invite you to explore our collections of site furnishings, estate ornaments, and garden furniture that grace America's finest parks, gardens and estates. We are proud to carry on the tradition of craftsmanship and classical design that our firm was built upon.
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