The barn was built by volunteers in the summer of 2001 to help celebrate Walt's 100 birthday. It was constructed using the blueprints Walt has commissioned for his own Holmby Hills workshop. Autographs and messages to Walt and Roy are welcomed on the interior of the barn. This is located on the former Disney Family Farm.

The barn was built by volunteers in the summer of 2001 to help celebrate Walt's 100 birthday. It was constructed using the blueprints Walt has commissioned for his own Holmby Hills workshop. Autographs and messages to Walt and Roy are welcomed on the interior of the barn. This is located on the former Disney Family Farm.

The barn was built by volunteers in the summer of 2001 to help celebrate Walt's 100 birthday. It was constructed using the blueprints Walt has commissioned for his own Holmby Hills workshop. Autographs and messages to Walt and Roy are welcomed on the interior of the barn. This is located on the former Disney Family Farm.

The barn was built by volunteers in the summer of 2001 to help celebrate Walt's 100 birthday. It was constructed using the blueprints Walt has commissioned for his own Holmby Hills workshop. Autographs and messages to Walt and Roy are welcomed on the interior of the barn. This is located on the former Disney Family Farm.

The barn was built by volunteers in the summer of 2001 to help celebrate Walt's 100 birthday. It was constructed using the blueprints Walt has commissioned for his own Holmby Hills workshop. Autographs and messages to Walt and Roy are welcomed on the interior of the barn. This is located on the former Disney Family Farm.

Mark left by Disney, Indiana inside Walt's Barn.

The farmhouse that the Walt and his family lived in.

The Zurcher building Coca-Cola advertisement dates to 1906, the very year the Disney moved to Marceline. Watching the mammoth sign being painted had to be quite a thrill for Marceline residents.​ In 1955 Walt drew from his memories of Marceline when designing Disneyland. He asked that Disneyland’s Coke Corner be modeled after the Zurcher building, the Coke Corner of his childhood.​ In December 2015, The Coca-Cola Company ‘gifted’ the newly painted sign to The Walt Disney Company in recognition of their 60-year partnership.

Marceline, MO.

Opened June 30, 1930. In 1956, Walt and Roy Disney held the Midwest premiere of their feature film "The Great Locomotive Chase" in this theater. They personally greeted each child at the door. Walt and Roy took the stage before the movie started and the children of Marceline sang the Mickey Mouse Song.

Opened June 30, 1930. In 1956, Walt and Roy Disney held the Midwest premiere of their feature film "The Great Locomotive Chase" in this theater. They personally greeted each child at the door. Walt and Roy took the stage before the movie started and the children of Marceline sang the Mickey Mouse Song.

Marceline, MO

Scott attempting to fit in one of the new cars. He was not able to get his long legs inside and drive it around the track - but sitting in one was a thrill.

Two new, electric cars built for the Midget Autopia track in Marceline, MO.

Midget Autopia Track in Marceline, MO.

Giant neon sign advertising milk -- built in 1934 -- is a Route 66 landmark. Preserved after the original building was demolished in 2004, the sign was moved to a dedicated Rt.66 pavilion and turned back on in 2009.

Giant neon sign advertising milk -- built in 1934 -- is a Route 66 landmark. Preserved after the original building was demolished in 2004, the sign was moved to a dedicated Rt.66 pavilion and turned back on in 2009.

Giant neon sign advertising milk -- built in 1934 -- is a Route 66 landmark. Preserved after the original building was demolished in 2004, the sign was moved to a dedicated Rt.66 pavilion and turned back on in 2009.