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Tag Archives: History
Disney’s The Great Locomotive Chase Magazine Ad Page
The Great Locomotive Chase is a 1956 American historical adventure film produced by Walt Disney. It was based on the real locomotive chase of 1862 which occurred during the American Civil War. Walt was a history buff and so it is not … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Artwork, Ephemera, History, Movies
Tagged Advertising, Artwork, Civil War, Ephemera, Fess Parker, History, Jeff Hunter, Jeff York, John Lupton, Movies, Steam Trains, The Great Locomotive Chase
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Nostalgic 50s Family Drive In Clock
American Graffiti did much to romanticize the 50s and Drive In culture. Like it needed any help! I love that era and always appreciate a good movie set in the period or a piece of merchandise that celebrates the cars, … Continue reading
Posted in Collectibles, History, Restaurants
Tagged 50s Diner, Burwood Products Company, Clocks, Coca-Cola, Coke, Collectibles, Diners, Drive-In, Family Drive-In Clock, History, Hot Rods, New Haven Quartz, Nostalgia, Restaurants
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History 101: From Phonograph to Laser Disc in 100 Years
History has given us some interesting options when it comes to sound and video recordings. From the phonograph cylinder to shellac and then vinyl discs, read by means of stylus and eventually lasers, mankind has tried just about everything to … Continue reading
Posted in History, History 101, Music
Tagged Capacitance Electronic Disc, CED, History, History 101, Laser Disc, LaserDisc, Letterbox, Little Toot, Ludwig Von Drake, Melody Time, Music, Sport Goofy, Superflex, Toy Story, Vinyl Records
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History 101: A Look Back at WDW Characters with Postcards
Sometimes we may not notice or at least forget some of the changes that have happened over the years. This can be especially true with place like Walt Disney World where so much is happening and changing every day! And … Continue reading
Places: WALT DISNEY’S BIRTHPLACE in Chicago, IL
Do you have a Disney Bucket List? So far we’ve managed to visit both North American parks, we’ve taken a Disney cruise, attended a Disney press event (and saw John Lasseter), and now we have been able to add a … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Excursions, History, Places, Travel
Tagged 2156 N. Tripp Avenue, Attractions, Birthplace, Chicago, Elias Disney, Excursions, History, Places, Travel, Trip Report, Walt Disney
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BOOK REVIEW: Creativity Inc. by Ed Catmull
I was minding my own business (pun intended) while browsing the shelves of my local Chapters book store when I saw a huge poster on the wall. I recognized right away that it featured an image from Pixar Studios! Immediately … Continue reading
Posted in Books, History, Pixar, Reviews
Tagged Amy Wallace, Book Reviews, Books, Business, Creativity Inc., Ed Catmull, History, Pixar, Random House
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Places: Weird Fun at the Old Car Festival in Greenfield Village
We were thrilled to be able to once again get an annual membership at The Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village! Next to Disney these two attractions are by far the best the States has to offer. One of the … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, History, Places, Special Events, Transportation
Tagged Attractions, Ford, Greenfield Village, Henry Ford Museum, History, Millenary Shop, Model T Ford, Motorcycles, Old Car Festival, Places, Sears, Sears Catalogue, Special Events, Transportation, Triple Axle Staff Car
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Original RADIO Broadcast LPs Too
Back in April of this year I posted a selection of old LP’s that contained some of the best old radio programs from the early days of the medium. It was entitled Original Radio Broadcast LPs and I’m sure that … Continue reading
Posted in Collectibles, History, Humor, Soundtracks
Tagged Charlie McCarthy, Collectibles, Edgar Bergen, Gang Busters, Gene Autry, Gene Autry's Melody Ranch, Golden Age Records, Greenfield Village, History, Humor, Jack Benny, Mark56 Records, Mr. Keen Tracer of Lost Persons, Phonograph, Radio, Radio Broadcasts, Radiola, Soundtracks, The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The Henry Ford Museum, The Jack Benny Program, Thomas Edison, Visual Drama Inc., W. C. Fields
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