Thanks to the wonders of modern technology, I was able to combine two consecutive shots of Disneyland's Tomorrowland from October 16, ...

Thanks to faithful Daveland reader Bryan, I realized that there is yet another statue at the Disneyland Resort whose origins are most like...

Mardi Gras World was the brainchild of Blaine Kern, a sign painter who fortuitously created a mural that caught the eye of the captain of ...

Follow me back to August 1955, when these photos of the Horse-Drawn Streetcar were snapped as it journeyed down Disneyland's Main Stre...

A few vintage shots of Los Angeles' Union Station, which opened back in 1939. It was so impressive that it caused fender-benders, as s...

Back in the day before you saw people connected to their phones, selfless and selfie-sticks were not even a blip on the radar. "Fun...

St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 opened in 1789 and is the oldest cemetery in New Orleans. I was anxious to return and photograph it digitally for...

Many of you have been reading my blog for years are probably familiar with a frequent contributor and commentator, Cox Pilot. I knew him a...

1950's Hollywood is the setting for this vintage shot taken as the driver was cruising down Sunset Boulevard. On the right is the Cr...