Disney Babies
Take a look through this album of the cutest Disney babies (ever)… before they graced movie and television screens as handsome and beautiful characters.
See moreTake a look through this album of the cutest Disney babies (ever)… before they graced movie and television screens as handsome and beautiful characters.
See moreD23 Member Matthew Heid from Pasadena, Maryland, is such a die-hard Haunted Mansion fan that he has re-created the entire attraction with LEGOs in a stop-motion video on YouTube, which caught the attention of Disney Imagineers.
See moreTake a look at these certifiably “weird” and entertaining Berlin shop windows featuring Mary Poppins.
See moreThis memo, from the inimitable ex-Navy man Joe Fowler, then in charge of getting Disneyland built, reminds Jack Evans, brother of Disney Legend Bill Evans, an early Disneyland landscaper, that one very important welcoming aspect of Disneyland still needed to be addressed before the big day.
See moreTitled “La Vengeance des Chats” [“The Revenge of the Cats”], “Dessin de Theu” [Drawing of Theu] the illustration highlights a dubious (yet comical) feline attraction to everyone’s favorite mouse.
See moreDuring the 1941 “Good Neighbor” trip Walt and his artists took to South America, the clan known as “El Grupo” received many a gift from the enchanted people they studied and learned from—Walt especially. One of the gifts Walt received during the trip was a scrapbook filled with original art from some of South America’s then-premier artists.
See moreWhere Mary has an immensely important place in the pantheon of Disney history, some may not know that so too does her husband, Lee.
See moreThese script pages are dated December 16, 1962, and show an early version of the show’s four hosts—or “macaudios”, as they’re described here.
See moreWhile inspecting a prop for an Archives display, Becky Cline, director of the Walt Disney Archives, and Steven Clark, head of D23 and the Walt Disney Archives, noticed a small, yellow, crumpled-up piece of paper in the bottom of a Bedknobs and Broomsticks prop.
See moreImagineer John Hench sketched this salty seafarer for Epcot Center’s Living Seas pavilion.
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