#liberty square
Chip ‘n Dale making their way through Liberty Square at Walt Disney World at the 1971 Christmas Parade, in matching Herbie the Love Bug cars!
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The square was opened initially as “Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Square,” but the name was eventually changed to “Liberty Square” to honor Taiwan’s transition from a one-party rule to a democracy.
Liberty Square, Taipei, Taiwan
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I created the artwork for this Her Universe Disney Dress Shop dress!!! I love the ballroom scene in the Haunted Mansion!! I rode this ride over 20 times trying to sketch it! You can view more of my work on my instagram: @ashley24taylor
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the hall of presidents.
I love this attraction. It is so moving. The last time I saw it, I got teary-eyed. I am not the patriotic type, but this show gives me a lot of appreciation for the history of our country.
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Did you know?
The eerie piano in the Haunted Mansion that is apparently playing by itself is actually being played by a ghost whose shadow you can see by looking at the floor in front of it. There are also 3 sheets of music but one is scattered on the floor and only contains staff lines implying that the composer never lived to complete his work and is doomed to haunt the mansion until it is finished. The piano itself is an original by Schomacker Piano Co. built somewhere between 1870 and 1890.
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Did you know?
Walt Disney World had to obtain approval from the U.S. Congress to place the Great Seal of the United States on the carpet in the Hall of Presidents.
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