Classic book from the American Heritage collection.
What Walt wrought: The squeak heard round the world.
April 1968
Vol XIX No. 3
The American Heritage What Walt Wrought April 1968 is a historical magazine published by American Heritage in 1968. This issue is a special one that focuses on the life and legacy of Walt Disney, one of the most iconic figures in American entertainment history.
The magazine includes a variety of articles and features that examine the life and accomplishments of Walt Disney, as well as the cultural and historical context in which he lived. The magazine also includes illustrations, photographs and artworks that help to bring the story of Walt Disney to life.
The articles were written by prominent historians, biographers, and experts on the life and career of Walt Disney, providing in-depth analysis and insight into his achievements, struggles, and impact on American culture and entertainment industry. The magazine also features a special section dedicated to the creation of Disneyland, Walt Disney's first theme park.
This magazine is perfect for history buffs and those interested in American entertainment history, specifically the life and legacy of Walt Disney. It provides a detailed look at the life and achievements of Walt Disney and offers a unique perspective on his impact on American culture and entertainment industry. It is a great addition to any collection of American history and entertainment magazines and books.