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[How-doFolks]

love this SDC ashtray!
water clock pendant

[thelarsonsix]

here ya go Junior, had to throw this in here just for you! just found it on youtube. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9DoqfmfGOI

What building is this with the coy ponds in front? Looks kind of like HH or maybe the ticket building?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Q9DoqfmfGOI#t=3

[Hollwood]

That's the main ticket booths. That pond is still there.

[thelarsonsix]

I see it now. Building looks different somehow though.

[How-doFolks]

cool banner
wooden statue

[How-doFolks]

here is a few more items.

[Junior]

Keep 'em coming! It's great to see this stuff...

[How-doFolks]

i believe this is a VHS tape
another post card

[Gilligan]

here ya go Junior, had to throw this in here just for you! just found it on youtube. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9DoqfmfGOI

What building is this with the coy ponds in front? Looks kind of like HH or maybe the ticket building?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Q9DoqfmfGOI#t=3

This is the SDC that I love!  Best video yet!

[mhguy77]

That is the SDC I remember.  There was something more intimate about it then.  Maybe it was the times.

[Junior]

The video pictured above is from 1990. I have a copy. It was about a 20 minute long "Howdy and welcome to the city" type thing. It was more of a promotional video that possibly aired on the Vacation Channel or at trade shows or something, not really a great or wonderful video...but, it does showcase some of our old SDC citizens...like Terry Sanders and a few others we have all come to know and love over the years. Most of the people pictured in the video have moved on, but Danny the Minstrel featured in the video is of course Danny with the Front Porch Pickers.

[How-doFolks]

Thanks for the info Junior!!

here is a great SDC book! when toys came to SDC, from 1978.

[Junior]

With the book, you are again in the late '70s. SDC had a board game, some coloring books, and some kids books. Most, if not all, produced by Wiskur and Company located in Harrison, AR. Wiskur and Company may have also done some of the big street maps they had for sale at the time. If you find any of the stuff mentioned, you better hang on to it. Not much exists anymore. 

[thelarsonsix]

I would love to get my hands on the board game.

[How-doFolks]

another SDC badge
and another SDC pendant