
I had the pleasure of attending an event at Walt's Barn in Griffith Park on Saturday. Although the focus was on a new display celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Disneyland Railroad, I was most excited to finally see the Combine in person. For those not familiar with what a combine is, it's a combination (thus the name) passenger and freight coach.

The one on display near the Barn gave many years of faithful service to Disneyland guests.

And it looks brand-spanking new!


It was such a treat to be able to board this historic coach.

The section for freight:

To put things in perspective, here are a few vintage 1950's images showing the Combine in service at Disneyland:



January 1961:

August 1962:

September 1965:

Undated 1960's:

For more information about visiting Walt's Barn and the Carolwood Foundation, be sure to visit their website.
More Walt's Barn photos at my main website.
3 comments:
Gorgeous! It must've been a thrill boarding history.
Wow, looks great. I had no idea it was restored or even still existed. Thank you. I'll be making a trip in person to see someday soon.
Ugh, I know it's the 50's but there's no excuse for that yellow hat the man in the 9th picture is wearing.
Walt and his toys
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