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"In the spring of 1963, an elegant antebellum mansion mysteriously appeared
along the banks of the Rivers of America. Disneyland Guests approaching the
house found the iron gates chained and tightly locked. The only clue as to
what might be inside was a sign stating that Disneyland Ghost Relations was
currently taking applications for spirits wishing to enjoy active retirement
on these happy haunting grounds. The mansion stood empty for more than six
years. Finally, on August 9, 1969, the old doors creaked open to guests for
the first time, beckoning "foolish mortals" to venture inside The Haunted
Mansion..."
-From The Disneyland Line, prepared by Disney University Cast Communications
for the Cast Members of The Disneyland Resort, October 29, 1993, Volume 25,
Number 42.
Now, in 2003, John Rudy invites vou to visit his version of the Antebellum
spook house designed by WED (Walter Elias Disney, the name of Disney
Imagineering before the term was coined), LEGO style. Stroll the grounds,
feel at home; "We have 999 Happy Haunts here, but there's room for 1000, any
volunteers?"
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=44155
Please, LMKWYT
-John Rudy
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