Sent from Disneyland

More postcards that have traveled from Disneyland to England and back to California. This week we head over to a Mickey Mouse Club Reunion and a "Family Reunion" with Disneyland's 25th birthday!

Exploring Disneyland in the early and mid 1970s with some early changes to Main Street and New Orleans Square and peek at the America on Parade parade.

Two postcards of Main Street station with some parade history and some Disneyland Railroad station history. Both cards have crossed the Atlantic Ocean twice.

This week we explore Disneyland for wild animals. First in Fantasyland then we head over for a safari in Adventureland. One of this week's postcards is from just after Disneyland's 1 year anniversary.

Two postcards this week with Skyway buckets and ride recommendations. Plus some a little info on a 216 year old boarding school in Maine.

Two postcards sent almost twenty years apart and one that inquires if someone is out of the hospital and one that mentions going to the hospital after visiting Disneyland. We take a look at coffee on Main Street and the how to get medical help in the park.

This week we head into Frontierland and to the Rainbow Desert and Rainbow Ridge. We discover how much space of Disneyland was dedicated to Frontierland and the four land transportation options that were available in the wild west.  https://missoulian.com/news/local/scrapbook-details-former-montana-grizzly-clarence-coyles-athletic-exploits/article_68ad6dca-b7dc-11df-b4ed-001cc4c03286.html

The last Imangineer for this month is Claude Coats, who contributed a lot to Disneyland. For this episode we turn on the blacklight to look at his artistry and technical skills in Fantasyland and Frontierland. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/walt-disney-s-imagineer-claude-coats#/

This week we take a ride on the Disneyland Railroad and a quick trip to the patent office for the Haunted Mansion. http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser? Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=3554130.PN.&OS=PN/3554130&RS=PN/3554130

Another week, another Imangineer. This week we look at the work of Harriet Burns, with two postcards featuring Monorail Red in Tomorrowland in Disneyland.

Two great postcards of Disneyland's Pirates of the Caribbean. This week a little spotlight on Marc Davis, Animator and Imagineer.

Each episode this month will highlight an Imagineer. The Imagineer this week is Mary Blair and a little history of Disneyland's it's a small world and the beloved Tomorrowland murals.

Two different Disneyland postcards from the Court of Angels. This week we explore some of New Orleans Square and even a quick TIKI trip to San Diego. https://www.balihairestaurant.com/history/

Two postcards from it's a small world in Fantasyland. Travel the actual seven seas and who have been sponsors for the attraction at Disneyland. Plus Jim got a hair cut.

While the Mark Twain circles the river enjoy some history of Spin and Marty at Disneyland and a drink from Adventureland that traveled to Frontierland.

This week I have two postcards with Monsanto's House of the Future on the front. Come have a ball with Fay, Betty, and me into the history of this Disneyland attraction. Enjoy a Tomorrowland house from your own home.

Two Alice in Wonderland postcards this week to celebrate Unbirthdays. This week we head down the rabbit hole into Fantasyland and Tomorrowland to look at an old Fantasyland shop and Tomorrowland attraction (  America Sings ).

Chicken Dinner or Tuna Sandwich? Why not both on this week's episode we dive into the history of two Disneyland restaurants. One on Main Street USA and one in Fantasyland.

The topic this week is Disneyland closures. One postcard sent in the 1960s and a second one in the 1990s marking the first two times Disneyland closed for a specific national and local event.

Take a spin with this weeks Mad Tea Party postcards. This week we look at the history of the Briar Patch and the "Mad Hatter Tea Party Ride?" 

Two Tomorrowland postcards this week; one sent in 1957 after the addition of the oldest Disneyland attraction and one sent 10 years later after a night of vaudeville entertainment.

Jungle Cruise history for this week's episode. Don't be fooled by how realistic those elephants look. Two cards from the sacred elephant bathing pool.

Dumbo the Flying Elephant attraction history and Valentine's Day 1970 on this weeks episode.

Some history of the A ticket and Disneyland goes to the World's Fair! Be sure to check out the video great shots of early 1960s Disneyland. Disneyland Goes to the World's Fair

Two Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln postcards this week from 1970 and 1980. Some history of the 1970 protest at Disneyland and closing early then a time when Disneyland remained open for additional hours.