Walt Disney
December 5, 1901 – December 15, 1966
Walt Disney passed away on December 15, 1966. From the gallery in the Walt Disney Family Museum, the artists of the day capture the feelings of the nation and the world. My apologises, I am not the best photographer.
Gene Bassert
Wayne Stayskal – Chicago Tribune
Bob Taylor – Dallas Times Herald
Don Wright – The Miami News
Morgan – Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Eddie Germano
Charles Brooks – Birmingham News
William Robinson Indianapolis News
Bob Stevens – Copley Newspapers
Art Bimrose – Portland Oregonian
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My hero……
[…] Following the closing of Fashions and Fabrics Through the Ages, a major remodel began in Tomorrowland. 1966 saw the saw the closure or removal of many attractions: Avenue of the Flags, Art of Animation, Art Corner, Yacht Club, Space Bar, Flying Saucers, Hobbyland, Flight Circle, and the 20000 Leagues Under the Sea Exhibit. While all these attractions left in the name of progress, the past did arrive in the land of the future through Primeval World. This addition, part of the Disneyland Railroad, debuted in Disneyland on July 1, 1966, after being on exhibit in the New York World’s Fair in 1963-64. The scene was inspired in part by the “Rite of Spring” sequence of Fantasia. Sadly, this would be the final Tomorrowland addition that Walt would experience before his passing on December 15, 1966. […]
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