Can you guess the purpose of the shiny object in these photographs from July 14, 1955?

Kevin Kidney takes a look at the artwork of Jason Bahret who did interesting sculptures for Disney.

Since the 1970s, the little booth, vaguely resembling a medieval tournament tent, has been tucked into the back corner of Fantasyland. But as early as 1959, the booth was right in the heart of everything.

A rare souvenir, the art of Frank Soltesz, and Disneyland's TWA Rocket Ship intersect here to give us a wonderful glimpse back to the future of yesterday.

A look at two of the most famous Audio-Animatronics in New Orleans Square, and their eerie resemblance.

"Before we lay the subject of hatbox ghosts to rest once and for all, we got quite a lot of requests to share some "making-of" photos. The figure took over 2 months to complete and since we were hustling to meet the deadline, we only managed to document our progress with a handful of shots."

The Disney Gallery has re-opened at Disneyland in a beautiful new location - inside the original Bank of America on Main Street, U.S.A. Jody and Kevin have designed an assortment of brand new Tiki Room items that will debut next Saturday morning, October 10th, to kick off the new Gallery. They'll be there from 9AM to 11AM to meet folks and sign pieces.

One of the most fun studio fan cards ever, promoting the 1949 debut of two fabulous characters in one fabulous film: The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad. So full of action and excitement, it's hard to resist.