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| City Hall~Fire Station |
City Hall~Fire Station
City Hall was the third miniature of
the Robert Olszewski Main Street,USA
collection to be released. The premiere
date for this sculpture was June
26th,2004. The miniature retails for
$195.00 at the Disneyana, Disney
Gallery, The World of Disney and Off
The Page, at Disney's California
Adventure.
Today City Hall is a Visitor Center
where guests can come to resolve
complaints, express a positive
experience, or receive information
about the park. To the left of City Hall
is the Tour Guides Garden. To the
right is the Fire Station, which houses
an authentic fire truck. Upstairs was
Walt Disney's private apartment
where he occasionally spent the night
with his family. The light in the
apartment window above the fire
house, was originally lit by Walt
Disney to let cast members and guests
know he was in the park. Today it
remains lit as a tribute to Walt Disney.
Mr. Olszewski's miniature of City Hall
and the Fire Station touches the heart
of many collectors with a removable
roof that lets the viewer peak into
Walt's apartment. The warm glow
from the apartment window and the
lobby of City Hall brings the artwork
to life. Robert's City Hall will evoke
memories of that last look over your
shoulder as you leave Disneyland.
City Hall was the third miniature of
the Robert Olszewski Main Street,USA
collection to be released. The premiere
date for this sculpture was June
26th,2004. The miniature retails for
$195.00 at the Disneyana, Disney
Gallery, The World of Disney and Off
The Page, at Disney's California
Adventure.
Today City Hall is a Visitor Center
where guests can come to resolve
complaints, express a positive
experience, or receive information
about the park. To the left of City Hall
is the Tour Guides Garden. To the
right is the Fire Station, which houses
an authentic fire truck. Upstairs was
Walt Disney's private apartment
where he occasionally spent the night
with his family. The light in the
apartment window above the fire
house, was originally lit by Walt
Disney to let cast members and guests
know he was in the park. Today it
remains lit as a tribute to Walt Disney.
Mr. Olszewski's miniature of City Hall
and the Fire Station touches the heart
of many collectors with a removable
roof that lets the viewer peak into
Walt's apartment. The warm glow
from the apartment window and the
lobby of City Hall brings the artwork
to life. Robert's City Hall will evoke
memories of that last look over your
shoulder as you leave Disneyland.
