Pictures of things No Longer Seen at WDW

[Dan Murphy]

It's true that the flamingos aren't at Epcot anymore, but they were relocated to Animal Kingdom.

Would have been nice to add some to AK, while leaving those at Epcot alone.

 

[Mickey & Minnie Mom]

Some photos from Summer, 1972, (if they upload):
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Thanks for sharing this one. A couple of years back I was explaining to my kids how the the train stop was set up when I was young. Now I can show them how those walkway ramps looked before Splash and BTMRR hit the scene.

 

[fla4fun]

View attachment 84535 Mary Blair art in the Contemporary Rooms 1981View attachment 84527

I have one of those pictures hanging in my house! A friend who worked for Disney gave it to me. I have a smaller one as well.

 

[Dr.Mickey]

Some photos from Summer, 1972, (if they upload):
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Where is this picture from 1972 taken? My first visit was 1978, and I don't remember anywhere quite that open and grassy. My guess is somewhere near the toontown (dumbo circus today) station. And thanks for posting these. They are amazing photos.

 

[DemonLlama]

I know, wrong coast, but I found this fascinating -- particularly spotting the kids riding donkeys in Frontierland. How long did that last?

And can anyone tell me how the process works to transfer what was undoubtedly 8mm grainy film from half a century ago and make it look this sharp? I probably can't afford it, but dang, how I'd love to do this with my family's Super8 reels.

 

[Mickey & Minnie Mom]

Where is this picture from 1972 taken? My first visit was 1978, and I don't remember anywhere quite that open and grassy. My guess is somewhere near the toontown (dumbo circus today) station. And thanks for posting these. They are amazing photos.

It was the Frontierland train station, located kind of across from Pecos Bills after you have made the walk from Pirates in Adventureland and walked in to Frontierland.

Or at least that's how my "kid" mind recalls it.

 

[JimmyV]

Where is this picture from 1972 taken? My first visit was 1978, and I don't remember anywhere quite that open and grassy. My guess is somewhere near the toontown (dumbo circus today) station. And thanks for posting these. They are amazing photos.

It was the Frontierland train station, located kind of across from Pecos Bills after you have made the walk from Pirates in Adventureland and walked in to Frontierland.

Or at least that's how my "kid" mind recalls it.

The water tower stood near where Splash Mountain resides now.

 

[JimmyV]

And thanks for posting these. They are amazing photos.

Thanks. They were taken on one of these:

...onto slide film. The photos that I posted were scanned onto a computer from the slides. Tedious!

 

[Islamom]

I have one of those pictures hanging in my house! A friend who worked for Disney gave it to me. I have a smaller one as well.

Lucky You! Wish I had one!

 

[POOHsie]

I know, wrong coast, but I found this fascinating -- particularly spotting the kids riding donkeys in Frontierland. How long did that last?

And can anyone tell me how the process works to transfer what was undoubtedly 8mm grainy film from half a century ago and make it look this sharp? I probably can't afford it, but dang, how I'd love to do this with my family's Super8 reels.

This Disneyland video was wonderful to see. I would have been the age of the sleeping toddler in the stroller. Loved the Beatles music done "a la Bach."

 

[Mambo Junkie]

 

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Just the space

 

[Mambo Junkie]

More space

 

[Mambo Junkie]

Even better

 

[Mambo Junkie]

The ability to just walk up to a character whenever you saw them.

 

[BLTtinkerbell]

Is there a way to post pictures from your iPhone?

 

[squeegee]

Is there a way to post pictures from your iPhone?

Same as any other computer - use the upload a file button and "choose file," then the iphone will take over and you can choose an existing or take a new one.