Walt Disney may have said that it all started with a mouse, but we can't forget that it also all started with him. Located in what was once a barracks on the main post of San Francisco's Presidio, the Walt Disney Family Museum is 40,000 square feet that honors Walt Disney's life and achievements.

C.S. Lewis' reaction to seeing Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

The Canal Boats of the World promised a ride on the “Boats of Holland, France, England, and America travel through canals which pass the fabulous sights of Fantasyland.” The reality, as former Cast Member Bob Penfield noted, was boats with unreliable outboard engines loudly moving slowly through canals that featured bare banks filled with weeds labeled with scientific names.

Walt Disney met a lot of world famous people through his lifetime.
Here’s a list of some of the names (in alphabetical order):

In response to the interest in Disneyland's Flying Saucers on the Institute's Facebook page, I took a few minutes to gather these photographs from the Institute's Flying Saucer Library (including two images that have, to my knowledge, never been seen before).