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🇺🇸This Veterans Day we celebrate those who served our country. The Walt Disney Studios & World War II, is a remembrance of the Studios’ extensive contributions to the Allies’ World War II effort. Admission is free year-round for active, retired, and veteran military personnel.

In celebration of the Halloween season, we are showcasing the spookiest artifacts in our collection. 🎃 The Headless Horseman rides again in this concept art by Mary Blair for The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (1949), a post-war package feature. 🎨: Mary Blair

In celebration of the Halloween season, we are showcasing artifacts in our collection. 🎃Chernabog menacingly ruled over Bald Mountain in the "Night on Bald Mountain." Artist Kay Nielsen captured the ferocity of this character in an artwork he titled "Walpurgis Night."

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? It's Dumbo! Elephant This insignia was commissioned Captain Elliott Roosevelt of the Sixth Reconnaissance Squadron, Muroc, CA in 1942. Learn more about Disney insignias in our special exhibition The Walt Disney Studios and World War II—open now.

📖Produced alongside The Walt Disney Family Museum's 2021 exhibition of the same name, The Walt Disney Studios and World War II Exhibition Booklet is available now! Pick up your copy in our webstore today! https://t.co/Xree5BEJ6V

✨Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo!✨ Today we celebrate the 71st anniversary of Cinderella (1950). Click the link to read more about Cinderella's debut (at the ball and on the big screen): https://t.co/sDHnNB78US

This Veterans Day we celebrate those who served our country. Our upcoming special exhibition, The Walt Disney Studios & World War II, is a remembrance of The Walt Disney Studios’ extensive contributions to the Allies’ World War II effort—opening soon.

The Walt Disney Family Museum is excited to premiere The World of Tomorrow, a new virtual exhibition featuring works created by the museum’s global community.
The exhibition is now live and open to the public at https://t.co/CEmXhqfzMO.

We're highlighting treasures from the #WDFMVault and today's is a Ward Kimball self-portrait. The onlooker mistakes this Lincoln-Zephyr for a Willys, a cheaper make of car, much to Kimball’s annoyance.

We're highlighting treasures from the #WDFMVault and today's is another Ward Kimball self-portrait. In this caricature, Ward drew himself as a short man with heavy eyebrows, a five o’clock shadow, and a loud outfit—poking fun at his characteristic loud wardrobe.