A closer image of Aunt Jemima's Pancake House. Check out all the souvenir hats.
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Man, the color in these is so beautiful. What an amazing series this has been so far!
Interesting to see how much this corner of the park hasn't changed... and has.
I was thinking the same thing as Major. The color of the 'golden age' in the park [read as prior to 1960] was just so striking. Restaurant row - I bet the aroma was just overwhelming.
I can't tell you how happy it made me to see Aunt Jemima's! I wish I could show this to my dad and talk about out family breakfasts there.
A 'Then & Now' comparison of the first photo would be fascinating to see. Appreciate the look!
Patrick - I'm pretty sure that first shot was taken from approximately where the Treehouse now is; couldn't be from the Plantation House, as the Golden Horseshoe is on the right in the background. I'm also fairly sure that shot #2 is Casa de Fritos before it moved over next to the Mine Train.
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