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Disneyland. Frontier Village. Santa's Village. Theme parks and character voices, past and present! Welcome to Theme Parkology, where the history of theme parks is preserved and ready for you to enjoy!
$19.99
Welcome to the western wonderment that was known as Frontier Village.
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The long-awaited sequel to the Disneyland in the Fifties has finally arrived. Come join Theme Parkology as we explore the history of Walt Disney’s Magical Kingdom Disneyland as it was in the sixties. New attractions assisted in expanding the park such as
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In 1956 a young man from Honolulu, Hawaii won a national contest of a U.S. postage stamp and was given a very rare meeting with President Eisenhower. Shortly after, this young man began a career in animation working on such classic films and characters as
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Relive the days of an era long gone, by visiting the world's most-loved theme park, Disneyland. This DVD captures the essence of Disneyland in the fifties with actual photos and video taken from that era.
$19.99
Take a journey back to the seventies and within Walt Disney's magical theme park and witness the changes that occurred. Enjoy the new Bear Country theme land with toe tapping. hip swing country bears.
$19.99
Theme Parkology presents the first installment of the Character Series with the history of America's favorite cricket, Jiminy Cricket.
$45.00
Now you can view the Disneyland Series together with Disneyland 1955-1959, Disneyland 1960-1969 and Disneyland 1970-1979. This is a great set that would make the perfect gift for yourself or a loved one.
$19.99
Theme Parkology proudly presents a fantastic addition to the new Character Series, the history of the world’s favorite pixie, Tinker Bell. Come join us as we share the story of the little sprite, which was one of many wonderful character’s that J. M. Barr
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Theme Parkology is proud to present its first installment into the Collector Series entitled, Pin Trading. The world of Pin Trading dates as far back as 1930 when the Walt Disney Studio issued its first pin to members of the Mickey Mouse Club, which was s