Molly, Port Orange, Florida

I have no doubt that Walt would be proud of the company today. There were so many more things he wanted to do when he died prematurely at age 65.

Jonathan, Pawtucket, Rhode Island

The first movie I saw as a child was Song of the South, and I identified with the young boy, played by Bobby Driscoll, who was my age. I always wished that we had the velvet suit that he wore in that film.

Eric, Somerset, Pennsylvania

I checked with former Imagineer Eddie Sotto, who proposed the artisan watch program at Disneyland; it began in 1994. The watches and related services are no longer offered, as the program ended in 2013. Many different artists were involved. A large batch of original artwork for the watches was recently acquired by the Walt Disney …

Tammy, Aloha, Oregon

For the latest requirements, contact Club 33 Member Services, 1600 S. Disneyland Drive, Anaheim, CA 92802. The club has been closed for a major enlargement and rehab. In the past there has been a long waiting list for membership.

Sidney Handy, Temecula, California

WESTCOT Center was to be a west-coast version of EPCOT Center, with Spacestation Earth as its centerpiece, and a World Showcase. It was initially announced in March 1991, to be built where Disney California Adventure was eventually situated. Items related to WESTCOT would be curiosities but probably would not have a lot of monetary value, …

Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff, Black Widow

Avi, Irvine, California

According to The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe, Black Widow “has extensive training and experience in a great variety of espionage skills, and is considered to be one of the world’s most effective and potentially dangerous agents.” Because changing hairstyles and appearance is part of a spy’s work, her style changes many times in …

Robyn, Modesto, California

I am unaware that those Bank of America guides have ever been reproduced. They predate the large-size Disneyland souvenir maps by a couple of years, and are a nice collectible.

Cast of Tim Burton's 1984 film Frankenweenie

Amelia, Santa Monica, California

The original Frankenweenie film had its residential location on Stratford Street in South Pasadena, California, but the remainder of the film was shot at the Disney Studio in Burbank.

Matthew, North Hollywood, California

The words and music for “The History of Fairs” were written by Mel Leven. Leven had also written several songs for One Hundred and One Dalmatians, and worked with George Bruns on the music for Babes in Toyland.

Peggy, Redwood City, California

The Walt Disney Archives appreciates your interest, but they already have thousands of photos taken each year at Disneyland.