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    "When hinges creek in doorless chambers, and strange and frightening sounds echo through the halls... whenever candle lights flicker, though the air is deathly still; that is the time when ghosts are present - practicing their terror with ghoulish delight!"  Those chilling words are uttered in the Haunted Mansion's Foyer, and here is a genuine piece of Haunted Mansion foyer wallpaper.  The foyer is the very first room in the Mansion, where you wait before entering the stretching room.  Originally part of the collection of Disney Imagineering Graphic Communications Director Ken Kerr, this 3" x 1" (approximate size) piece of Haunted Mansion wallpaper is a leftover from a rehab of the attraction and is now attached to our Certificate of Authenticity.  An affordable way to own your little piece of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion!  Each piece varies slightly.  Please note that the checkout system will charge $8.95 shipping but we will refund $4.00 on this lightweight item for U.S. shipments.  Item # 6807, $24.95
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The late Diane Disney Miller left a lasting legacy with-- among other achievements-- The Walt Disney Family Museum.  Phil Sears is honored that a Walt Disney letter from his collection is a star exhibit at the Walt Disney Family Museum.  Diane Disney Miller said:

"This is such an important letter, and to be able to display the original, in my dad's hand, is, to me, one of the most valuable things our museum can offer to our visitors.  When I first discovered this letter I was so touched by it .. the very young Walt, practically penniless, living with his uncle and working out of his uncle's garage, but presenting himself as an established producer offering an opportunity to Mrs. Davis' little daughter.  I'm certain that the absurdity of his situation never occurred to him, just the possibilities that it presented.  He had confidence in his own ability, and had just persuaded his brother Roy to join with him.  This was the beginning of something wonderful."

Above:  Former Disney Studio chief Ron Miller and Diane Disney Miller give Phil Sears a tour of the Disney Family Museum while still under construction in 2008.