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Take the golden age of Hollywood home with you through this monograph of The Walt Disney Family Museum's newest exhibition—Lights! Camera! Glamour: The Photography of George Hurrell. This soft-covered catalogue includes 20 pages packed with a lavish number of the black and white photographs showcased in the exhibition, accompanied by immersive text covering the life and work one of America’s finest photographers: George Hurrell. These portraits include rare and vintage prints of Jean Harlow, Clark Gable, Joan Crawford, Katharine Hepburn, Carole Lombard, and more—including Hurrell’s uncle-in-law, Walt Disney.

This is the companion catalogue to The Walt Disney Family Museum's 2014 special exhibition with the same name—MAGIC, COLOR, FLAIR: the world of Mary Blair. The authoritative collection of Blair’s lifework, including her precocious early paintings, concept art from her Disney days, and the wildly wonderful artistic innovations of her later life. With an introductory essay by exhibition curator and Academy Award-winning John Canemaker, this indispensable book is a bold, lively look into the work of an equally bold and lively artist, whose invaluable influence and keen eye helped shape some of the world’s favorite Disney experiences.

Coloring mats showcasing Mary Blair's illustractions from I Can Fly—a Little Golden Book—are ideal for travel and mealtime activities. These placemats feature creative, playful designs that will amuse and inspire younger children. Nurturing the inner artist in every child, the mats are doodle-friendly with washable or dry erase markers. Color again and again as they can either be rinsed or cleaned off with a damp cloth.

Made from FDA grade silicon, non-porous, and germ-free surface. Free of BPA, lead, latex, phthalates, and other harsh chemicals

This product is exclusive to The Walt Disney Family Museum. 

Inspired and adapted from classic Mickey and Minnie Mouse dolls from the 1930s, our collectible, button-eyed Minnie (and Mickey) are just as charming as the originals. Made exclusively for The Walt Disney Family Museum, each doll is packaged packaged in a custom box printed with vintage Mickey Mouse cartoon artwork and the museum's logo. 

Photographs by Jim Smith, text by Richard Benefield, introduction by Diane Disney Miller.

A photographic essay on the visitor's experience in The Walt Disney Family Museum. Conceived by photographer Jim Smith, the book is illustrated with many spectacular full-page images of the interior of the museum's galleries, including an overlook of Walt's Lilly Belle, the model of the Disneyland of Walt's Imagination, and the final gallery's video immersion in Walt's legacy.

This product is exclusive to The Walt Disney Family Museum.

By Disney historian and author J.B. Kaufman, Pinocchio: The Making of the Disney Epic provides a comprehensive history of Walt Disney’s second feature-length animated film, including an intricate look into its inception, execution, and theatrical release. This full-color book, which contains photographs, illustrations, and sketches, not only details the art and its character development, but also provides commentary on the special effects and music used in creating this 1940 classic.

Hardcover
9.75” x 10.5”
351 pages

Exclusive mug featuring a concept painting from Sleeping Beauty (1959)

A fully illustrated catalogue by JB Kaufman, celebrating our first special exhibition Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: The Creation of a Classic.

Hardcover | 9.75" x 10.5" | 256 pp

Millions of viewers have enjoyed Saludos Amigos and The Three Caballeros without realizing that these Disney films were produced for a specific diplomatic purpose as part of an initiative to foster a spirit of friendly hemispheric unity: The Good Neighbor Program. Based on extraordinarily comprehensive archival research and richly illustrated with many images never before published, South of the Border with Disney: Walt Disney and the Good Neighbor Program (1941-1948)—authored by JB Kaufman—is a fascinating study of an all but forgotten aspect of the American war effort.

Custom made for The Walt Disney Family Museum, these 16oz. stoneware mugs are perfect for sipping beverages in style. All mugs are 100% lead-free and non-toxic making them food, oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe. Hand crafted in the USA.

Revisit your favorite rides and relive the magic of Disneyland through The “E” Ticket magazine: a publication devoted to collecting theme park memories and providing detailed histories of attractions at Walt’s Magic Kingdom. Named after the coveted “E ticket” at the park, this magazine ran for 17 years before the last issue, no. 46, was published in the summer of 2009.

In addition to CD-ROMs containing coveted back issues of the magazines, select single, mint-condition issues of The “E” Ticket magazine are now available for purchase and are exclusive to The Walt Disney Family Museum.

First issues on CD-ROM: The first eight issues of The “E” Ticket magazine, including music and sound bites.

Revisit your favorite rides and relive the magic of Disneyland through The “E” Ticket magazine: a publication devoted to collecting theme park memories and providing detailed histories of attractions at Walt’s Magic Kingdom. Named after the coveted “E ticket” at the park, this magazine ran for 17 years before the last issue, no. 46, was published in the summer of 2009.

In addition to CD-ROMs containing coveted back issues of the magazines, select single, mint-condition issues of The “E” Ticket magazine are now available for purchase and are exclusive to The Walt Disney Family Museum.

Back Issues Vol. 2: Including the three Haunted Mansion issues, this volume includes issues 9-16, and feature interviews with designers Rolly Crump, Ken Anderson, and Marc Davis.

Revisit your favorite rides and relive the magic of Disneyland through The “E” Ticket magazine: a publication devoted to collecting theme park memories and providing detailed histories of attractions at Walt’s Magic Kingdom. Named after the coveted “E ticket” at the park, this magazine ran for 17 years before the last issue, no. 46, was published in the summer of 2009.

In addition to CD-ROMs containing coveted back issues of the magazines, select single, mint-condition issues of The “E” Ticket magazine are now available for purchase and are exclusive to The Walt Disney Family Museum.

Includes issues 17-24, and covers in depth topics such as the Carousel of Progress, Rocket to the Moon, Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, and interview with Ward Kimball and John Hench.

Revisit your favorite rides and relive the magic of Disneyland through The “E” Ticket magazine: a publication devoted to collecting theme park memories and providing detailed histories of attractions at Walt’s Magic Kingdom. Named after the coveted “E ticket” at the park, this magazine ran for 17 years before the last issue, no. 46, was published in the summer of 2009.

In addition to CD-ROMs containing coveted back issues of the magazines, select single, mint-condition issues of The “E” Ticket magazine are now available for purchase and are exclusive to The Walt Disney Family Museum.

In this issue: Disneyland’s Dapper Dans, Main Street “GurrMobiles,” and a feature on Autopia.

Revisit your favorite rides and relive the magic of Disneyland through The “E” Ticket magazine: a publication devoted to collecting theme park memories and providing detailed histories of attractions at Walt’s Magic Kingdom. Named after the coveted “E ticket” at the park, this magazine ran for 17 years before the last issue, number 46, was published in the summer of 2009.

In addition to CD-ROMs containing coveted back issues of the magazines, select single, mint-condition issues of The “E” Ticket magazine are now available for purchase and are exclusive to The Walt Disney Family Museum.

In this issue: Bob Sewell on Disneyland’s Model Shop and expanding Disneyland’s Mine Train Through Nature’s Wonderland, Tomorrowland’s TWA Rocket to the Moon and Frontierland Stagecoach toys.

Revisit your favorite rides and relive the magic of Disneyland through The “E” Ticket magazine: a publication devoted to collecting theme park memories and providing detailed histories of attractions at Walt’s Magic Kingdom. Named after the coveted “E ticket” at the park, this magazine ran for 17 years before the last issue, number 46, was published in the summer of 2009.

In addition to CD-ROMs containing coveted back issues of the magazines, select single, mint-condition issues of The “E” Ticket magazine are now available for purchase and are exclusive to The Walt Disney Family Museum.

In this issue: The history of Space Mountain, Imagineering with Marty Sklar, producing Epcot 1966.

Revisit your favorite rides and relive the magic of Disneyland through The “E” Ticket magazine: a publication devoted to collecting theme park memories and providing detailed histories of attractions at Walt’s Magic Kingdom. Named after the coveted “E ticket” at the park, this magazine ran for 17 years before the last issue, number 46, was published in the summer of 2009.

In addition to CD-ROMs containing coveted back issues of the magazines, select single, mint-condition issues of The “E” Ticket magazine are now available for purchase and are exclusive to The Walt Disney Family Museum.

In this issue: Animator and Imagineer Marc Davis’ pirate sketches, a last look at Frontierland’s Cascade Peak, the Haunted Mansion’s Hatbox Ghost, and inside Disneyland’s bookstore at the Main Street Emporium.

Revisit your favorite rides and relive the magic of Disneyland through The “E” Ticket magazine: a publication devoted to collecting theme park memories and providing detailed histories of attractions at Walt’s Magic Kingdom. Named after the coveted “E ticket” at the park, this magazine ran for 17 years before the last issue, number 46, was published in the summer of 2009.

In addition to CD-ROMs containing coveted back issues of the magazines, select single, mint-condition issues of The “E” Ticket magazine are now available for purchase and are exclusive to The Walt Disney Family Museum.

In this issue: Fess Parker on portraying Davy Crockett, Frontierland’s Keel Boat Ride, Disneyland’s pirate ship restaurant

Revisit your favorite rides and relive the magic of Disneyland through The “E” Ticket magazine: a publication devoted to collecting theme park memories and providing detailed histories of attractions at Walt’s Magic Kingdom. Named after the coveted “E ticket” at the park, this magazine ran for 17 years before the last issue, number 46, was published in the summer of 2009.

In addition to CD-ROMs containing coveted back issues of the magazines, select single, mint-condition issues of The “E” Ticket magazine are now available for purchase and are exclusive to The Walt Disney Family Museum.

In this issue: Amusement park expert Bud Hurlbut on working with Walt, and Disneyland’s King Arthur Carousel.

Inspired and adapted from classic Mickey Mouse dolls from the 1930s, our collectible, button-eyed Mickey (and Minnie) are just as charming as the originals. Made exclusively for The Walt Disney Family Museum, each doll is packaged packaged in a custom box printed with vintage Mickey Mouse cartoon artwork and the museum's logo.