Next up a view that I never get tired of seeing, Tomorrowland with the fantastic light poles and the attraction posters with a giant rocket in the background.
A collection of images and other items from Disneyland, theme parks and other amusement parks. Also look for images and items I find interesting, amusing or both.
Next up a view that I never get tired of seeing, Tomorrowland with the fantastic light poles and the attraction posters with a giant rocket in the background.
The Chief is telling the two sisters a lovely story about the sun and sky.
Here they pose with Handsome Brady and Whiskey Bill with their Grandmother.
Next up is an early view of the wooden carved Bandito on the Main Stree on Ghost Town.
The other image is of a young boy getting off the Jungle Cruise. I love the shirt, his spectator shoes and the camera around his neck. The photograph is dated September 16, 1956. According to the Almanac, on this Sunday Disneyland was open open 10 AM to 10 PM with a high of 93 and a low of 55 and an attendance of 12,843.
Sally and Larry on the Snow White attraction. Too bad is not a slight angle so you could see the mural.
The next two images are of Sally and Larry posing by their Volkswagen Bug in the parking lot.
Some have asked if I knew if Larry and Sally ended up marrying each other. The rest of the photographs in the album are of Sally as a baby and as a young girl. The only photograph that shows an older couple is this one from about 9 years later. It looks like Larry and Sally...
Next up a nice view at Storybook Land with the lovely ticket booth/lighthouse as a background.
Next up a fairly common view sitting in the Carnation truck.
Sally and Larry enjoying the evening by It's A Small World (I am guessing due to the graphic on the waste receptacle.)
Sally having fun with a Mickey Mouse bib and all the food ordered from Tomorrowland Terrace. Check out the food trays in the lower right hand of the photograph.
Larry enjoyed his Disneyland T-shirt, taking a nap in the first shot and posing lovingly with Sally's hat in the second.
Next up she poses on the Disneyland and Santa Fe Railroad while at the Frontierland station.
A blurry shot of Sally standing on Main Street. I believe this is the side entrance into what is now the Jewelry store.
I believe this image is from the lobby at the Blue Bayou. The flash makes Sally look very angelic.
A nice shot of Sally on the Mark Twain and she definitely looks happy.
The happy couple on the Twain. Like most people visiting Disneyland, the couple is smiling and happy!
The series is a set of 20, so I am missing 12. If any one has some of the postcards I am missing to donate (or sell) to me, I would be interested!
A shot of Goofy being goofy at the entrance. Note the great Kodak picture spot sign with the silhouette of the photographer.
A shot with my favorite Tigger before he turned day glow orange.
Pluto and a bit of Goofy draw a crowd. Note the attraction poster for Primeval World in the background.
Next up is the requisite Sleeping Beauty Castle forecourt picture. The couple is a little distant.
A couple of fun photographs of the Northwest Pacific Indian structure that was part of the Indian Village. I love the details, the painting and the paddle sitting next to the door. This structure was added in 1964 as part of the Columbia Below Decks. Check out the sandals being worn by this groovy couple.
The couple had a romantic dinner at the French Market restaurant. Here they pose outside of the restaurant.
The couple inside the restaurant.
And a solo image of Sally in the restaurant. The placemats are large oval with New Orleans Square printed on them.
Next up is a nice photograph of one of the elephants. Note the same amount of care and detail on the sculpt for this large animal.
Next postcard shows Mickey and Pluto as tourists on the Arche de Triomphe with Donald as the Gendarme welcoming the tourists.