D23 members may have seen some of this material at the club’s expos in recent years, but I’m told that as many as half the artifacts on display have never been shown to the public before. I can only tell you how impressed I was.
The exhibit is officially sponsored by the official Disney fan club, D23, and members receive a two dollar discount on museum admission. You can learn more at www.Disney.com/D23 or www.reaganlibrary.com.


Walt Disney’s office wall featured renderings of his daughters, Diane and Sharon, by Norman Rockwell.
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Walt Mitchell | July 9, 2012 5:21 PM
Leonard, I had heard a little about the exhibit, but had no idea that it was as breathtakingly elaborate as you describe and show in the photos! BFF Mary Lou Wallace and I wish that we could travel clear across the country to see this! Oh, to be living out there!!! Thank you for today's grand post! :-)!