Animation’s Volatile Relationship with Plastic
This Disney Animation Research Library teams up with the Getty Conservation Institute to preserve animation history.
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The Birds, Beasts, and Beauty of Disney’s Audio-Animatronics Characters
We’ve compiled a list of 30 of our favorite Audio-Animatronics® from parks around the world—an impressive lineup of Disney’s perfectly precise players that range from mice to monsters.
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Seven Little Known Facts About Disney’s 19-Foot Dwarfs
For those who have attended D23’s tour of the Disney Studio and Walt Disney Archives, you’ve had the chance to snap a photo in front of these famous icons.
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Five Reasons to Love Mickey, Donald, and Goofy: The Three Musketeers
From office fencing matches to a throwback to old Hollywood, we’ve got some trivia bits you might not have known about this animated gem.
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Must-See Haunted Mansion Concept Art
These works of art were likely created in the late 1950s or early 1960s, during early development work on the Mansion.
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Rarely Seen Photos From Walt Disney and Ward Kimball’s 1948 Trip to Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry
On a visit to the 1948 Chicago Railroad Fair, held at Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry, Walt Disney sat down to pose for an old-time photo with Disney Legend Ward Kimball.
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Walt at the Bat: Watch This Video About Disney’s Baseball Legacy
See how America’s pastime has scored throughout Disney history.
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Eleven Life Lessons You Can Learn From Disney Bears
Let’s take a look at these important life lessons from Disney’s eclectic collection of bears that Disneynature’s Bears—and even humans—might heed, as well.
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The Top Nine Disney Sports Movies (That Aren’t Really About Sports)
In honor of the upcoming release of Million Dollar Arm, which stars Jon Hamm as a sports agent in an inspiring film that is definitely not entirely “about baseball,” we have selected our favorite Disney sports movies—many based on true stories.
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How Disney’s Iconic Look Has Changed From 1923 to the Present Day
Ever since “Disney Bros. Studio” was painted on Walt and Roy’s first production facility in Los Angeles, Disney’s trademark logo has evolved over the years, becoming one of the most internationally recognized brands.
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