Keith, Port Orchard, Washington

While the number changes from time to time, there are currently about a dozen people in the Archives/Photo Library. The Archives staff is constantly on the lookout for materials for the collection—some things come on regular distribution lists and others are asked for separately. The Archives has been around long enough that it is well …

Avi, Irvine, California

The largest might be the Yeti in Expedition Everest at Disney’s Animal Kingdom (he’s the most powerful) or the Fantasmic dragon (he is the tallest); for the smallest, perhaps Chef Remy over at World Showcase in Epcot.

Kenneth, Bellingham, Washington

Only the first season was released on DVD.

Avi, Irvine, California

We have costume pieces of Annette’s from her Mickey Mouse Club days, and her red cape from Babes in Toyland. We also have all the books, comic books, paper doll books, and phonograph records that featured Annette, and lots of photographs.

David, Saint Louis, Missouri

When the producer of White Wilderness, Jim Algar, was asked about this, he said the scene was a reenactment in a controlled situation. No lemmings were killed; they just fell a short distance.

Robert, Kissimmee, Florida

I checked with Walt Disney Imagineering and they report that the current narrator of the Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover is different from the former ORAC-1 narrator; there was no attempt to have them sound alike.

Michael, France

The Archives has no information on where they may have traveled.

Terri, El Cajon, California

If it is the one I am thinking of, it has a Mickey Mouse Club logo on it, so that would date it to the last half of the 1950s. There are several for sale on eBay as I write this.

Susan, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia

1923, the year the Disney company was founded.

Andrew, Centralia, Washington

Gallegher has never been released on DVD or VHS. Three of the Swamp Fox episodes were on the Walt Disney Treasures DVD set Elfego Baca, The Swamp Fox – Legendary Heroes.