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The holidays, of course, were no exception for such a chronicle. The excerpt in the image above comes from the December 23, 1939 issue of The Bulletin, and highlights just how outrageous holiday humor can be.
See moreThe holidays, of course, were no exception for such a chronicle. The excerpt in the image above comes from the December 23, 1939 issue of The Bulletin, and highlights just how outrageous holiday humor can be.
See moreOn many of Walt’s trips to Disneyland, whether it for was work or pleasure, he always arrived in style.
See moreBecoming Walt Disney, an original D23 Studios short film, traces the path of a one-of-a-kind storyteller from his youth in Marceline and his apprenticeship in Kansas City all the way to his arrival Los Angeles in 1923.
See moreBob Gurr joins Armchair Archivist for a ride-along and historical tour of the Disneyland Monorail.
See moreBefore Walt Disney chose Anaheim as the place for his Magic Kingdom, the little walnut grove in Orange County was home to two sisters named Kate and Ella.
See moreDisney Legend and Former Chief Archivist Dave Smith gives you an inside look into the offices of the man himself, Walt Disney!
See moreWhen it comes to important dates in the history of The Walt Disney Company, perhaps none is more important than this day, because October 16, 1923 is the official start of The Walt Disney Company. For this auspicious occasion, here’s a D23 trivia question: Who was Disney’s first recurring animated character that had a name? …
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