Back in the summer I did a whole series of these Bushman brownlines for the Alice walkthrough attraction that never was.  I realized that I...

Number 14 is another funhouse item, the counter rotating barrels. This is supposed to represent Alice escaping from Wonderland and returnin...

Number 13 is the trial scene with a card maze. Sounds like one too many mazes to me...

Number 12 is the Hedge Maze, with a scene of the cards painting the roses red.

Number 11A is the Mad Tea Party. The caption says Animated Scenic, so I guess Alice, the Mad Hatter, the March Hare and the Dormouse would ...

Number 11 is more of the Tulgey Wood with lots of paths and trees. Again, another concept from the funhouse, apparently it was supposed to ...

Number 10A is the Cheshire Cat, who of course disappears.

Number 10 is the Tulgey Wood, with the trees bearing the signs pointing this way and that. Looks to me like they were supposed to rotate.

Number 9B is the Caterpillar. Apparently he was supposed to rise up like an accordion, and blow smoke rings.

Number 9 is the Garden of Live Flowers. Presumably they'd sing.

Number 7 is the White Rabbit's house. Another funhouse item, you would crawl through the house and come out the top and slide down the ...

Number 6 is the Walrus and the Carpenter sequence, featuring the Fish Dinners shack as built by the Carpenter. The steps leading up to the ...

Number 5A is Alice's encounter with the Tweedles. The figures were supposed to spin about and bump into each other.

Number 5 is the Caucus Race, featuring a rotating floor. Very funhouse.

Number 4 is Over the Wave, featuring Alice in the bottle on the Sea of Tears. You can also see the Dodo floating by on the left.

Bruce Bushman started his career at Disney in the animation department, as an art director and layout artist in the 1940s. By the mid 1950...

I'm off on my summer vacation! Woohoo! First week in LA, Disneyland Sunday and Tuesday at a minimum, then a week in Colorado. To kick...