Saturday, December 20, 2008

Classic B&W, June 1957, Pt. 4



Let’s move over to Frontierland for the weekend, beginning with a nice image of the Indian Village. The berm looks positively barren in the background and the canoes don’t seem to be getting a lot of action on this particular day. I have included a close-up of the ticket booth. One of the Indians appears to be making time with the ticket-taker!



The Gullywhumper Keelboat is coming around the corner, right near the Fishing Dock of Tom Sawyer Island.



This shot, most likely taken from the Mark Twain, features the other Keelboat, the Bertha Mae, as well as a glimpse of the Fowler’s Harbor area and the tunnel for the Disneyland Railroad.



Waaaaaaay off in the yonder in this detailed view, you can see the Disneyland Hotel, before the Monorail swooped in and helped guests go back and forth between the park and the hotel; no towers to see here folks!



See more vintage & current Frontierland photos at my regular website.

3 comments:

Vintage Disneyland Tickets said...

Thanks for the ticket booth close-up, I dig that lady's sun glasses, love the relaxed look of the people. Great set of photos, thanks Dave!

Major Pepperidge said...

So amazing to see Frontierland, there was hardly anything there!

walterworld said...

Wonderful---Thanks for the closeup of the Disneyland Hotel!