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Beckman Family Picnic Festival flyer

  • 1958-Sep

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In 1958, Beckman Instruments held a company picnic at Holidayland, part of Disneyland. Holidayland was a rentable, 7-acre space that only existed from 1957-1961. This invitation was mailed to Lowell Stanley, who spent decades as a Beckman director.

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  • The Walt Disney Company
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  • Sub-series 5. Social Affairs Files
  • Series II. Business Activities Files
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  • Box 20, Folder 17

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Beckman Instruments, Inc., and Walt Disney Productions. “Beckman Family Picnic Festival Flyer,” September 1958. Beckman Historical Collection, Box 20, Folder 17. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/pg15bf68h.

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