Yes indeed, like a classic Universal Monster, Boom-Pop! , our companion site devoted to 20th century popular culture has once again returne...

Bill Justice literally did almost everything at the Walt Disney Studio.  Animation, television production, stop motion and special effects, ...

Editors note:  There must have been some totem pole karma floating around recently.  I had been working on this post for the past two weeks,...

Our newest Lost Imagineering virtual trading card is a bit of an enigma.  Traveling back to the earliest years of Disneyland, Adventures i...

This photograph was snapped at EPCOT Center on a very quiet morning in September of 1988.  Aside from my good friend standing amidst the ne...

Walt Disney began his career as a filmmaker in January of 1920 when he took a job making animated advertisements for the Kansas City Film Ad...

  Saturday at the Archives: Farewell to a Friend Editor's Note:  I just recently listened to the audio track for Wonders of China, the ...

Earlier this week we unveiled our second wave of Disney-designed World War II insignia in the 2719 Hyperion Exhibition Hall.  As we have n...

You will not find him in any comprehensive listing of Disney animated characters, but Fresh Up Freddie was indeed born within the walls of t...

Yes, there was indeed a time when actual film and television production took place at the Studios park at Walt Disney World.  Case in point...

As we have said many times in the past, a new high-definition presentation of a Disney animated classic is always a welcome addition to o...

  . . . or even possibly Alice in Mathmagic Land ? Relating to our Alice in Wonderland media review also published today, we thought it ...

Our exploration of Disney-designed World War II-era insignia continues in this, our latest 2719 Hyperion Exhibition Hall exhibit.  Serv...

  Saturday at the Archives: In the Land of the Peeweegah Editor's Note:  Our recent exploration of Disney's Little Hiawatha reminde...

We have visited the locales of Mickey's Birthdayland quite a few times here at 2719 Hyperion, most recently showcasing Mickey's aut...

Relating to our recent Retro Review of Treasure Planet , we present this Freeze Frame that shows a certain pint-sized creature in residenc...

I just recently revisited Treasure Planet for the first time since its home video release in spring of 2003.  Even though I enjoyed the fil...