Brad, Madison, Mississippi

One of my first jobs in 1970 was to inventory Walt’s offices. Not only did we do the inventory, but we photographed the offices from all angles. The working office, to which you are referring, is currently on display in the One Man’s Dream attraction at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. The formal office is reproduced in …

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Jenn, Simi Valley, California

Rocket Rods is not expected to return, and I have seen no plans for the use of the track.

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Ron, Minnesota City, Minnesota

The “Micky” figure you have, which looks more like a rat, is not a Disney product, but was a toy made by another company more than two years before Mickey Mouse.

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Tia, Celebration, Florida

There were no red-carpet premieres for either Witch Mountain film; they both simply opened nationwide on their release dates (March 21, 1975, and March 10, 1978, respectively).

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Martin, Akron, Ohio

The re-creation of Walt’s office is the original, with all of the furniture and furnishings as I inventoried them in 1970. It was on display at Disneyland for three decades. There is no similar office at The Walt Disney Family Museum. The 13-inch figure of a man has no history behind it; I assume that …

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Chris, Delray Beach, Florida

The editorial cartoon of the earth, with Mickey Mouse ears, crying, was drawn by artist Karl Hubenthal for the now-defunct Los Angeles Herald-Examiner on December 16, 1966.

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Jeff, Anderson, Indiana

Sorry, we cannot help you with values. Something like this is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it, so auctions are usually a good way to go.

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Kimberly, Hamilton, New Jersey

No, Goofy was never a goat, unless he was depicted as one as a joke. Some people have suggested that Goofy looked goat-like in Mickey’s Revue, his first cartoon appearance, but that was not the intent.

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