Walt Disney and his imaginary: an American phenomenon

In 1955, Walt Disney had imagined Disneyland as a place where the public could embark on their favorite movies. When Disney moved to Burbank, people sent letters asking them if they could visit and see where Snow White and Mickey Mouse lived, but Disney knew it would be logistically difficult. Who would build such a place and fill it with elements that people could interact with? L & # 39; imager. In the case of Disneyland's Horseless Carriage, the Main Street fire truck, Autopia and the Matterhorn Bobsleds, this imagist was Bob Gurr.