Originally Posted By GGGF Yup! A Davy Crockett museum used to be housed there, it was removed quite a long while ago though and replaced with different items.
Originally Posted By monorailblue Which Attraction's queue building was altered to accomodate a tree?
Originally Posted By monorailblue I'm sorry, alexbook, that I missed responding. You are correct. To jump start things, I'll post a new question, from p. 68 of Disneyland: The First Quarter Century: Approximately how many handmade vinyl leaves and blossoms were there on the original Swiss Family Treehouse?
Originally Posted By retlawfan To follow up on the last question... What is the name sometimes given to the type of tree used in the Swiss Family Treehouse?
Originally Posted By retlawfan 315 days, and Doug comes through with the correct answer! Your turn Doug.
Originally Posted By monorailblue Thread has gone stale, as so many have, but I thought I'd drop this little bit out there: For those Disneyland fans who want one of the two bibles of Disneyland history and trivia, "Disneyland: Inside Story" is for you. For years, it was very difficult to come by--but I just checked Amazon today, and there are a dozen or more copies available (used, it was published in 1987) for $50 or under. If you consider yourself a Disneyland fan/history & trivia buff/devotee, you will want this book in your collection. (The other bible for Disneyland is Disneyland: The Nickel Tour, which I did not search for today.) Just a thought, what with the holidays coming up. Inside Story for $50 or so is a SCREAMIN' deal.
Originally Posted By monorailblue Also, the book is by Randy Bright, and is a large, coffe-table style book.
Originally Posted By JThad I bought that book in 1987; awesome book with great pictures and info. At any rate: What was the last attraction at Disneyland that Walt Disney personally dedicated?
Originally Posted By mansioncaribbean "Looks like someone has nothing better to do with their time than sit on the internet all day. See, some of us actually have JOBS that we can't just check the message boards every 10 minutes." I sit on the Internet sometimes frequently during the day, but I have a life. I hang out with my family and friends, I take lessons for various things, I have a job and I do volunteer work, etc. Additionally, maybe some of us WANT jobs, but thanks to how screwed up the economy us, not all of us can get one, please save it. I am sorry, I know it was years ago, and I do not like to bring it up again, but I just had to say that. Anyway, onto the game, is the Haunted Mansion the last attraction Walt Disney personally decorated? (Decorated, do you mean?) Mansioncaribbean
Originally Posted By skinnerbox New Orleans Square, Primeval World, and it's a small world all opened in Walt's final year, 1966. But I believe iasw was the only attraction to receive a formal dedication ceremony led by Walt, with children in their native folk costumes pouring water from their native countries into the ride's flume.
