The beautiful grounds of the Original Disneyland Hotel.
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The beautiful grounds of the Original Disneyland Hotel.
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Early conference room.
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Amazing... so much history... So glad you can share these pictures with us!
Wow these are amazing as others have said. The quality is fantastic, given the original source and process required to convert them to these pictures. As an architect I love to see original buildings and grounds!
Thanks very much for posting this thread...I've subscribed to your other threads as well.
Amazing Photos Thanks for posting them!!!
I have some film footage of the interiors of the early conference rooms and it's in color. Here are some stills from this footage which will hopefully give you a little more perspective on what the conference rooms looked like in color. I will try to upload the footage as well. First picture is the display case listing the various activities going on at the Hotel that day or week. Jack Wrather symposiums were what Mr. Wrather used to showcase and discuss his various assets and properties to potential advertisers and shareholders.
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What are the pictures on the walls of the confrence room? Disneyland concept art? The positioning of the frames are interesting.
The Hotel's early travel agency desk.
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Here is a close-up. I seem to remember seeing it even closer and it was Disneyland related.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ukulele Guy
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Sure would love to have some of the old ashtrays! Noticed them in the photos so equally placed on the tables.
Based on the footage I have inside these very conference rooms, those ashtrays were put to good use! Everyone was smoking.