This week on Sent from Disneyland, two vintage postcards take us from a summer evening at Sleeping Beauty Castle to the Haunted Mansion in 1979.

Our postcards reveal Disneyland visitors enjoying the park during some very different eras, while the history lesson explores the evolution of Disneyland's attraction safety signs—from early warnings on ride vehicles to the safety measures introduced around Alice in Wonderland in the early 2000s.

Plus, an incoming postcard from Hong Kong Disneyland featuring Tiana and a look back at a very hot and rainy Labor Day weekend at the parks.

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Posting from Disneyland. This week on Sent from Disneyland, we explore two vintage postcards and continue our tour of Disneyland through its historic mailboxes.

First, we travel back to 1974 with a postcard featuring the Rivers of America, the Mark Twain, and Tom Sawyer Island. Then we take a closer look at the mailbox near what is now Pooh Corner and its fascinating history alongside Bear Country, the Country Bear Jamboree, Splash Mountain, and Tiana's Bayou Adventure.

Our second postcard features Walt Disney, Mickey Mouse, and a colorful collection of Disney characters in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. From there, we head to Main Street, U.S.A., and explore the history of another Disneyland mailbox outside the Main Street Opera House—from Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln to the Disney Gallery and the many changes that have surrounded this historic location.

Plus, an incoming postcard from Shannon perfectly connects with this episode's continuing Disneyland mailbox tour!

Join me as we explore Disneyland history, vintage postcards, postage stamps, and the stories hiding in the Happiest Place on Earth.

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This week on Sent from Disneyland, we travel back to November 1971 with two postcards featuring Sleeping Beauty Castle and the Disneyland Band. Both cards were used to record a day at Disneyland, offering a small glimpse into how guests documented their memories.

Then we head into the curio cabinet to explore the history of Disneyland metal drink trays. From early advertising and souvenir trays to four examples in my collection featuring California landmarks, Mickey Mouse, the Mark Twain, Jungle Cruise, Tomorrowland, and more, we'll look at how these practical souvenirs became collectible pieces of Disneyland history.

Plus, an incoming postcard from the Star Trek Original Series Set Tour, a funny Walt Disney World raincoat story, and thinking about postcard mysteries to investigate.

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