In the inaugural issue, the EPCOT Center Construction News highlighted family previews, what the publication would be delivering to its readers, and a brief overview of what, precisely, EPCOT Center was going to be. In addition to the throwaway introductory articles, the first issue packs a wealth of historically significant photographs. Aerial views of Spaceship Earth, The American Adventure, and the entire EPCOT Center project can be seen throughout the publication, as well as a the groundbreaking of the France Pavilion with three chefs who would play a large role in the pavilion’s cuisine and a glut of construction photographs. Go ahead and start reading!
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4 comments:
Thanks for posting this, Ryan. As someone who is involved in the design and construction industry (Architect), this is the kind of Disney history that fascinates me.
Ryan, this a great post! Thanks so much for sharing this treasure.
Blessings!
Christi
Just discovered last night that EPCOT Center Construction news exists + looks like it's not an easy publication to track down, so it's great that you shared this issue. Thanks!
Thanks, Bob! They certainly are hard to come by, but I continually keep my eyes out for one I don't have that I can share with everyone!
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