
This photo of the hub does reveal a clue that these are pretty old. You can see one of those sign's (in front of Tomorrowland) that shows a map of the land ahead, I don't know when they removed those, but it must have in the first couple years?

The Mickey planter is looking pretty bare and kinda dull.

Come back tomorrow for a visit to January 1967.
4 comments:
Tim - With those maps/signs and lack of a handcart at the train station, these are probably from 1956. Great images!
WOW!!
I always love the views showing the Skyway passing over the area where the Matterhorn would eventually be! Also love that orange tree (covered in fruit) in photo #2.
Its wonderful to see these, fun to taste history. But I must say, I do LOVE Disneyland of today, wish for a few of the lost attractions, but LOVE how Disneyland has grown up.
THANKS for sharing.
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