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Marceline offered an early Main Street reference

David Rosenthal describes the Main Street of Walt Disney’s childhood town, Marceline, as an early parallel to Main Street USA.

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There's also this charming little town that the railroad had created with a Main Street, a Main Street USA, you might say.
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Marceline's gonna grow. So Marceline was, like, basically a Disney movie. There's orchards and ponds and animals and farmhouses. But that's getting ahead of ourselves. So while the family's living there, Uncle Robert's wife, Walt's Aunt Maggie, every time that they would come visit Marceline to check up on their real estate investments, she would bring Walt gifts. And one year, when Walt is probably 6 or 7 years old, Aunt Maggie brings him a Big Chief drawing tablet and pencil set, and Walt is enraptured. He starts sketching all the time, drawing, sketching everything he can see. And as the legend goes, one day Walt's retired neighbor asked the young boy to draw him a picture of his favorite horse. And the neighbor loves what Walt draws so much that he pays him a nickel for it and he hangs it in a frame in his house. And Walt, his mind is blown. Young Walt, he's like, my hobby, my art, it can make me money. Now, whatever the exact truth of that story is, there is no doubt that somewhere in Marceline, in prepubesc

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