Originally Posted By jonvn Do you have old disney brochures, documents or memorabilia? I've collected some, and scanned it in and put it on my website at <a href="http://disney.nadelberg.com" target="_blank">http://disney.nadelberg.com</a>, which also contains my old photos taken in the 1970s. I think there may be some folks out there that have other things they have and may be willing to share. If you have something like that, and wish to scan it in, I can add it to the collection I have. We can start to amass a library of older Disneyland documents that I don't think is around on the web. Yesterland is great for photos, but doesn't really have stuff like this. If anyone is interested, email me at jonvn@nadelberg.com and we can discuss it further. We can set up your pages in any manner you see fit. I think this would be a nice website to set up for Disney fans here on the web. Thanks.
Originally Posted By jonvn Oh, one more thing. My site is very simple, and not very fancy. But if people would like to help create something nicer that would be great. I think by pooling our resources we can come up with something that, again, would be very nice.
Originally Posted By Mr X Cool idea Jon. I personally don't have a scanner (oops) but I know of many LPers who have lots of that sort of thing. Hope you get lots of replies!
Originally Posted By Mr X That "Adventure through Inner Space" pamphlet is awesome...how cool is it that back in the day Tomorrowland could actually give you an INFORMATION BOOK about an attraction that actually allowed you to LEARN something. Yeah, Buzz Lightyear is way better than THAT!
Originally Posted By tonyanton Jon...I have some old stuff from Walt Disney World...would you be interested in that as well? One MK guide book in particular has full descriptions for all the attractions, shops, and food locations...it gives a great look at the diversity available pre-90s. I believe I can scan stuff at my sister's house.
Originally Posted By Sport Goofy I have a box of old brochures and stuff from WDW in the late 70s/early 80s. Of course, it's all packed up and sitting in the long term storage unit with the rest of my stuff, so it won't be seeing a scanner anytime soon.
Originally Posted By jonvn Sure! WDW stuff is great too. I have the old Epcot brochure sent out to everyone in the Magic Kingdom club filled with artist concepts about epcot. Um, somewhere. It is akin to what my 1955 guide book is, except it is for epcot instead of Disneyland. If you can scan them in, I can put them online. And, yes, that pamphlet is cool....Not much you can say about Buzz Lightyear, is there.
Originally Posted By Sport Goofy I have a way old EPCOT brochure, that was hard cardboard with a spinning wheel thingy inside. It's hard to describe, but you spin the cardboard wheel and different information would show up in the viewing windows of the brochure. Certainly a blast from the past. I hope it survives it's stint in long term storage.
Originally Posted By jonvn What good does it do in storage? At least scan it in, and put it up for people to see.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA I love that 1970 Disneyland Guide book. Among other things... PET CARE 'You may leave your pet in an airy, individual enclosure at a cost of only 50 cents for the entire day. This charge includes a choice of Kal Kan pet food.' Anyone remember what a General Admission ticket cost in 1970? [seems like it was around $1.00]
Originally Posted By Sport Goofy << What good does it do in storage? At least scan it in, and put it up for people to see. >> Everything I own is in storage. I'm in the middle of a move. I might get my stuff back sometime next year.
Originally Posted By jonvn General Admission? Um...Probably around a buck. An 11 book ticket was about $5.25.
