In foreground of this aerial photo is construction of A Disney's Lakeshore Lodge. Then clockwise, Wilderness Lodge, Grand Floridian, and Contemporary resorts. At top right is excavation for sand to be used in Magic Kingdom expansion. Resulting in a new lake.
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A nearly straight-down aerial photo of Disney's Lakeshore Lodge construction.
A nearly straight-down aerial photo of Disney's Lakeshore Lodge construction, and Discovery Island. As seen from 3100 ft.
Aerial look at the former Rivers of America in Magic Kingdom.
Aerial photo of demolition activity at site of the former Fort Langhorn in Magic Kingdom.
At right in this aerial photo is demolition of a cave on the former Tom Sawyer Island in Magic Kingdom.
Aerial overview of demolition at Tom Sawyer Island. • A windmill previously at top center. • Aunt Polly's was at bottom center. • A Mill or water wheel at left.
Aerial photo of the demolition of most structures on former Tom Sawyer Island. Aunt Polly's was at bottom left.
Aerial photo of demolition of structures on former Tom Sawyer Island in Magic Kingdom.
Aerial photo of demolition at former Tom Sawyer Island. A windmill used to be at center of this photo.
Aerial photo of the Piston Peak National Park work site relative to Big Thunder, Tiana's Bayou, and Haunted Mansion.
Aerial look at demolition of structures on former Tom Sawyer Island in Magic Kingdom.
Aerial photo of demolition of Tom Sawyer Island in Magic Kingdom. Structure at bottom right of the island was the Mill with water wheel.
Aerial photo of former Tom Sawyer Island in Magic Kingdom. Most above ground structures have been demolished.
Aerial photo of the former Rivers of America. Most above ground structures have been demolished at Tom Sawyer Island.