This 1965 concept sketch depicts a hypothetical New Tomorrowland in Disneyland. The drawing is featured in the book Designing Disney's Theme Parks by Karal Ann Marling.
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- Hawaii As Educational Resort (1970)
- Car-on-Train Pallet System (1968)
- Flowers by Alice (Part 3, 1992)
- Amateur Photos of NY World's Fair (1965)
- Progress to Counter Catastrophe Theory? (1975)
- The Tomorrowland That Never Was (1965)
- GM's Three-Wheeled Runabout (1966)
- Fuller's Traveling Cartridge (circa 1960s)
- Fashion Wired for Sound in Year 2000 (1957)
- Flowers by Alice (Part 2, 1992)
- Cyclonic Rocket (circa 1930)
- Living Room of the Future (1979)
- Airport of the Future (1967)
- Flowers by Alice (Part 1, 1992)
- Lost and Stolen Time Capsules
- Highways by Automation (1958)
- 3D Copier of the Future (1979)
- Television: Medium of the Future (1949)
- The Electronic Newspaper (1978)
- The Paleo-Future Project
- Vision (Clip 3, 1993)
- Sincerity and the Paleo-Future
- Transportation in 2000 A.D. (1966)
- Evening Fashions of the Year 1952 (1883)
- Headlines of the Near Future (1972)
- Farm to Market (1958)
- Fuzzy-Duzzy, The Computer You Cuddle (1976)
- Sports Car of Tomorrow (1966)
- Vision (Clip 2, 1993)
- Jamaican Food in 2000 A.D. (1969)
- The Complete Book of Space Travel (1956)
- Flying Machines (circa 1885)
- WALL-E Promo Postcards
- Going Backward into 2000 (1966)
- Nazi Paleo-Futurism (1941)
- Vision (Clip 1, 1993)
- Start 'em Young (1991)
- Lyndon B. Johnson on 2063 A.D. (1963)
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3 comments:
Just found your wonderful site!
Very useful for me professionally to compare the paleopredictions of the future with the inventions, events and fashions that actually came to be.
Interesting to see how the ties to their time influenced and sometimes clouded the view of those trying to see the future.
Thanks for the great site. I look forward to exploring more of the site soon.
Olivia
P.S. I've already ordered a copy of Robida!
Three years before "The Jetsons" was aired. Some influence there? :-)
What on earth is that complex even supposed to be?!
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