Finishing out the March 1960 set with these 2 Rivers of America slides; in #1, the "Animated" Indian and his posse are giving you ...

I will be posting throughout the holidays, but most likely a little later in the morning than I usually do...yes, am actually "sleepin...

Fasten your seat belts, readers, as Daveland takes you to yet another series of retro Disneyland images. March 1960 is the date stamp on thi...

The Indian Village and Canoe dock are swarming with activity today! Right nearby is a map of Tom Sawyer Island, too: Once you’re on the...

Part 2 of our undated series starts off with this view of the Autopia and Matterhorn, with the Skyway plugging along in the background. In s...

It’s series time again, folks. Our photographer chose to develop his slides at an economy photo retailer that saved pennies by not date stam...

Walter Knott (Knott’s Berry Farm) purchased the Calico ghost town in 1951, restored it, and in 1966 he donated the town to San Bernardino Co...

This poor feller; he has probably been moved around more than any other dead man in history (was probably the inspiration for "Weekend...

Today will continue with the theme of mountrain construction at Disneyland. This photo of the Mark Twain, date-stamped March 1960, also give...

What an entrance! Even today, few movie characters are as scary as Margaret Hamilton’s 1939 portrayal of the Wicked Witch of the West from t...

This March 1976 view shows the Rocket Jets (formerly the Astro Jets) as well as construction of Space Mountain on the right. I have includ...

1959 was an exciting year for the park; the Matterhorn, the Submarine Voyage, and the Monorail all debuted at the same time. Today, we are g...