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Building a Disneyland Reference Work, day by day
About Me
- Jason Schultz
- I help people find information about Disneyland, using a 110,000+ term thesaurus created over 23 years of research. Follow the progress at Disneyland Nomenclature. Professional archivist.
Disneyland Resort Thesaurus Statistics
- Total number of terms: 116,881
- Postable terms: 101,506
- Non-postable terms: 15,375
- Top terms: 708
- Orphan terms: 29
- Subject categories: 4,783
- Hierarchical relationships: 102,000
- Equivalence relationships: 16,552
- Associative relationships: 405,100
- Sources Completed: 3,313
- Statistics last updated: 2019-09-02 20:03
Links (By Age)
- Stuff from the Park
- Re-Imagineering
- Gorillas Don't Blog
- Davelandblog
- Disney History
- The ol' sketchbook
- Imaginerding
- Miscellainey
- Outside the Berm
- Vintage Disneyland Tickets
- Vintage Disneyland Goodies
- Kevin Kidney
- Disneyland Trip Reports
- Jungle is "101"
- The Original Disneyland Hotel
- Virtual Magic
- Westcot 2000
- Meet the World
- The Best Possible Job
- Disneyland Postcards
- ImagineeringDisney.com
- Main Gate Admission
- Disney History Institute
- Mike Cozart Design & Model
- Disney Park Attraction Posters
- Tomorrowlounge 67
- Designing Disney
- Disneyland Ephemera and Oddities
- Drop In Again Sometime
Blog Archive
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2008
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July
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- A Walk in the Park: Day Five
- A Walk in the Park: Part Four
- A Walk in the Park: Day Three
- A Walk in the Park: Day Two
- Space Mountain Is Open
- Thesaurus Statistics
- A Walk in the Park: Day One
- George W. Smith's Cause of Death?
- Backside of Sleeping Beauty Castle
- Research Update
- December 1982
- Fred Burri, Disneyland Yodeler
- 1,000+ Disneyland Cast Members and Lessee Personnel
- I Just About Keeled Over
- A Disneyland Quiz
- Deteriorating Remnants of Disneyland's Past
- Overloaded Raft
- Small Update
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2 comments:
Very cool. Thanks for the neat supplement!
I remember when this opened. I was 8. It's become our family tradition to always go on Space Mountain first now.
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