As we're getting close to Disneyland's anniversary tomorrow, we'd like to dedicate this month's Artifactual to Walt's Disneyland TV series!
Continuing our countdown to Disneyland's anniversary, we'd like to share an piece from "Walt's People — Volume 3: Talking Disney wit the Artists Who Knew Him". This excerpt is from an interview with Disney Legend Bill Justice, who worked for The Walt Disney Company from 1937 to 1979, first as an animator, and then as an Imagineer.
Continuing on with our week-long celebration leading up to Disneyland's anniversary, we take a brief look today at the Sword in the Stone attraction in Fantasyland!
In celebration of Disneyland's anniversary this coming Tuesday, we're posting stories all about The Happiest Place on Earth for a week leading up to it. This Friday the 13th, we asked Disney historian and author Jim Fanning to pen this piece about the Golden Horseshoe Revue, and Walt and Lillian's wedding anniversary celebration that happened at the Revue a few days before the park actually opened to the public.
In honor of the recent addition of the beautiful Red Cars to Disney California Adventure’s Buena Vista Street, we here at Storyboard would like to take a look back at the different forms of transportation that have been featured in Disneyland throughout the years...
All throughout this summer, we bring to you "Disneyland - The Quintessential Classics", which covers the must see attractions that made Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom, internationally known as "The Happiest Place on Earth". The tour continues this week with Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln!
2719 Hyperion Avenue — the one location in Disney history that remains a constant fascination for many Disney fans. Eighty-seven years ago today, on July 6, 1925, Walt and Roy Disney made a $400 down payment on Lot 21, Block 18, in the Ivanhoe Track of Los Feliz on the eastern reaches of Hollywood.
On Saturday, June 23, in the Walt Disney Family Museum Theater, Robert Tieman, past manager of the Walt Disney Archives at the Walt Disney Studios; gave the audience a glimpse at the process and content used in promoting early Disney films...
This Independence Day, we invite you all to visit The Walt Disney Family Museum to celebrate the life of a truly patriotic American legacy: Walt Disney. When Walt entered World War I, he worked as chauffer for the American Red Cross...
During the month of July, The Walt Disney Family Museum is screening feature-length animated film The Sword in the Stone. Adapted from T. H. White’s novel of the same name, The Sword in the Stone is Disney’s take on a classic tale, bringing the story of King Arthur’s boyhood to life.