This isn’t what I would call an amazing slide, but it gives a good segue into this post. This view is from October, 1959, showing the Red ...

This slide is from December 1968; the Haunted Mansion is not yet open, and the people in the lower left-hand corner are busy reading the s...

This Christmas, 1968 window display at the Bank of America shows Gepetto’s workshop, with Pinocchio barely visible in the background. See m...

Here are 3 views from Tomorrowland, circa May 1964, beginning with the Autopia, moving onto the entrance to America the Beautiful, and then...

Today you can view an assortment of photos showing the original load area for Peter Pan. First one is from May 1958, followed by a February...

Here’s another one from the Enchanted Tiki Room, from June 1965. A rare interior shot that is actually useable! I also knew that somewhere ...

Here’s a small Then (December 1968) & Now (uh, now...) sampling of the Tiki Room. The first shot shows the United Sponsorship placard a...

Today’s post is for Amazon, who has re-emerged from hiding. My first 1957/58 photo shows the interior of the Horse-Drawn Trolley, which o...

I had a request from a reader to show the development of some of the costumed characters. Although some of these are repeats, I thought I...

Piggybacking on Matterhorn’s post, here’s one of Rainbow Ridge from the 1960’s, and what I believe is its latter day counterpart. I think...

It’s no joke, folks. There used to be Flying Saucers in Tomorrowland! Here’s a shot of the infamous saucers from March 1964. Maybe some new...

I have a lot of “stuff” for today’s post, so those that are attention-challenged, I apologize. I’ll start right off with 3 shots of the li...