A Celebration of Disney Trains
As The Walt Disney Family Museum unveils its new exhibit All Aboard: A Celebration of Walt’s Trains, we look back at some rarely seen photos and a very special moment in Disney train history.
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Herman J. Schultheis and His Lost (And Found) Notebook
In the late 1930s, Disney special-effects man Herman Schultheis documented in a personal notebook Disney’s special-effects wizardry during the golden age of animation. That notebook became the inspiration behind John Canemaker’s recently released book, The Lost Notebook: Herman Schultheis and the Secrets of Walt Disney’s Movie Magic.
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Thirteen Disney Park Sounds That Will Make You Scream
We’ve compiled 13 sounds from Disney parks that will have you going eek!!!, yeow!!!, and aghhhhhhh!!!
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Walt Disney Looks Dapper as Ever in These Disneyland Photos
On many of Walt’s trips to Disneyland, whether it for was work or pleasure, he always arrived in style.
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Seven Little Known Facts About Disney’s 19-Foot Dwarfs
For those who have attended D23’s tour of the Disney Studio and Walt Disney Archives, you’ve had the chance to snap a photo in front of these famous icons.
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Rarely Seen Photos From Walt Disney and Ward Kimball’s 1948 Trip to Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry
On a visit to the 1948 Chicago Railroad Fair, held at Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry, Walt Disney sat down to pose for an old-time photo with Disney Legend Ward Kimball.
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Walt at the Bat: Watch This Video About Disney’s Baseball Legacy
See how America’s pastime has scored throughout Disney history.
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How Disney’s Iconic Look Has Changed From 1923 to the Present Day
Ever since “Disney Bros. Studio” was painted on Walt and Roy’s first production facility in Los Angeles, Disney’s trademark logo has evolved over the years, becoming one of the most internationally recognized brands.
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Take a Look Back at Disney in the Year 1923
In the glow of prosperity following World War I, America as never before sees itself as the land of opportunity, especially through the eyes of its youth.
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Name That Oscar-Winning Movie
Take the challenge and see if you can name all 27 Oscars Walt Disney won—excluding “special” awards such for the creation of Mickey Mouse, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, or the Multiplane Camera
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