New Exhibits at the Museum

		Burbank Police History This display, which features photos and newspaper articles, tells some of the fascinating details of the history of the Burbank Police Department. Visit this display and learn of the connection between Mickey Cohen and Burbank!
		World Heavyweight Champion James J. Jeffries Expansion of this popular exhibit includes photos, history, and even a pair of old boxing gloves. James Jeffries retired from boxing to his farm on Victory and Buena Vista streets, where he held boxing matches for young would-be boxers. Learn more about Jim Jeffries -- visit www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/jeffrx.htm
		Burbank's Early Movie Industry A movie industry exhibit shows some of the equipment used on movie sets in the old days such as a 35mm Moviola motion piture projector used in the 1920's and 1930's, Klieg lights, editing machines, and original movie posters. And don't forget to visit the ever-popular Warner Bros. exhibit showing Batman and Poison Ivy!
		Burbank's Early Movie Industry Vintage Movie Posters depicting a few of the many movies made here in Burbank
		Kong's Speed Shop The Kong's Speed Shop, built in the Mary M. Howard Room, has an interesting collection of photos, automotive artifacts and a display of the Road Kings of Burbank, a group originally formed in 1952. Also on display is an original Kong racing motor.
		Seagraves Fire Pumper 1949 According to retired Battalion Chief Gary Sutliff, this engine was in service from 1949 to the late 1970's. Come see the full exhibit which tells the whole story of the Fire Pumper
		Farm Room A fully-equipped spring wagon (including the horse, not pictured here) sits ready to roll in the new farm room. This room depicts what housing was like for early farmers in Burbank.

Mary M. Howard Room

The new vehicle room dedicated to Mary M. Howard is now the home of the vintage vehicles.

Mike & Mayme Cunningham Room

This is the new program and meeting room, able to hold many more people than the previous meeting room. Also, new displays are shown along the walls – including the Indian Artifacts, paintings of old Burbank, and a special on-loan exhibit of lead soldiers and figures. This particular exhibit was held a few years ago and is back by popular demand.

The Walt Disney Company Exhibit

Recently re-designed by a team of Disney Imagineers in honor of Disney’s 80th anniversary, the new exhibit showcases the company’s history, animation techniques, audio-animatronics and movies. One wall features every movie Disney ever made. Kids will love operating the ‘zoetrope’, an early method of creating the illusion of moving images.

Warner Brothers Studios

This exhibit features costumes from the movie ‘Batman’, worn by George Clooney and Uma Thurman, and from the movie ‘They Died With Their Boots On’, worn by Errol Flynn and Olivia DeHavilland. Kids can learn how cartoons are made and view Warner Brothers cartoon classics on a continuously running video of oldies but goodies.