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Back during the Revolution, soldiers took the metal hinges off of their shutters and made them into amunition. To hold the shutters up they used lether straps, and over time the windows began to sag. Ever wonder why the windows in Liberty Square sag? Well now you know!
How did you find this out?
take a look its in a book :thumbs:
one about disney ;)
imagineering:sherlock:
I learned that on the Keys to the Kingdom tour. That is a very interesting tour to take!
thats where i heard about this... was it the book written by John Hench...?Quote:
Originally Posted by MartianCrab
no hench simply "By the imagineers"
i give isbn number 0-7868-5553-3 :thumbs:
thanks...
;):thumbs::grin:
Yep. The full title is... "The Imagineering Field Guide to the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. An Imagineer's Eye Tour. By The Imagineers". Disney Editions, $9.95. :D
This is a great little fact. I also learned that the brown coloured strip down the center of the pathways at Liberty Square represents the open sewers that used to flow down the streets during this time period!
sweet thanks
At this point, it's in pretty much every trivia book. No matter which one you buy, you're practically guaranteed it's simply a rehashing of every book out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by JNota0005DakMC
yeh... i had heard this in another book... and it was in the John Hench book I think...
many Disney Trivia is rehashing...
i bet you dont know how many bricks make up Cinderella's Castle...? um 3,436...?
ehhh!!! WRONG-O!!!
I haven't found a good new secret in years. I mean years. I've moved on to Disneyland, partially fueled by the fact that i'm going in 27 days. Even still, some are the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by JNota0005DakMC
me either... its sad really...