The Disneyland article is only two pages long, but it is the centerfold and makes up for it with seven color photos. I’ve never heard that Tomorrowland was supposed to be “1996”. “Alice in Wonderland” in 1955? “Colorfotos by Globe”
Here’s each page in higher resolution. Play “find the changes in the bricks” (link) – its fun!
The inside cover talks about the cover photo and some local sports stuff.
They were into “Before and After” comparison photos even in 1955!
I can play "Before and After" too, here's the same street scene from Google maps 2009! Notice on the 110 Building (first on the left), some of the 1892 elements have been restored!
Times were so much simpler in 1955.
Need Money? Sell Christmas cards, its got to be a sure way to get rich.
3 comments:
Cool DL layout. I like Sandy on the beach too! I guess I would pretty much like Sandy anywhere. LOL!
Look at the Pirate Ship, it is VERY unfinished... cool photo (and article)!
Richard Long will always be the professor from "Nanny and the Professor" to me.
That date of 1996 might be a misprint. I believe when DL opened, Tomorrowland was supposed to represent 1986....the year when Halley's Comet would pass by the Earth again.
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