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Description: The cheeky raccoon is at it again!

Description: Speaking when angry.

Description: Did he mean "egg"?

Description: An actual product back in the 1920s, Radithor was distilled water mixed with uranium. It claimed to be a cure for all sorts of ailments, from pain to stomach problems. As we now know, uranium and the body don't work well together.

Description: Fear the night!

Description: A nod to vintage vacation posters... with a dark twist.

Description: A souvenir from the Rose of Shannon Motel in beautiful Santa Mira, home of Silver Shamrock!

Description: While many people have been in the service elevator, not all may have noticed this small sign located on the right side of the elevator, just behind the metal cage. Perfect for ultimate fans of the historic hotel.

Description: A tribute to one of the most popular flat rides of all time. Manufactured from 1982 to 2000, only 42 of these units were made, yet they entertained countless fans. This image depicts the "cloud" gondola with the fence accent, flanked by a pair of women (statues). The sun, which was used to cover the spinning axis, radiates warmly. Perfect for fans of the ride!

Description: Science and 1950s suburbia come together in this satirical look at the fake towns that were destroyed during the atomic testing in 1950s Nevada.

Description: "To help the depressed and anxiety-ridden housewife".

Description: The actual quote. A mix between "hurt" and "injure"?

Description: The king of the jungle certainly knows what his priorities are.

Description: Revisit the futuristic locations of Mesa Verde, Sea Castle Resort, and Brava Centauri with this design celebrating the gone-but-not-forgotten ride.

Description: A museum-worthy portrait.

Description: People who have visited Hotel Hightower will recognize these stained glass panels from Mr. Hightower's office.

Description: Bring home the quaintness of the quiet corn growing community with this distressed design!

Description: During the Italian Plague of 1629-1631, plague doctors would avoid making physical contact with ill patients by examining them with a wooden staff. This monochromatic design replicates plague ink drawings of the time with crosshatch shading and grinning skeletons escorting the doomed man.

Description: During the Italian Plague of 1629-1631, plague doctors would avoid making physical contact with ill patients by examining them with a wooden staff. This monochromatic design replicates plague ink drawings of the time with crosshatch shading and grinning skeletons escorting the doomed man.

Description: If the theme of submechanophobia (the fear of human-made objects fully or partially submerged) became an amusement park, and some of the most infamous animatronics were the mascots.

Description: Show off your pride for bygone attractions with this design showcasing the music-appreciating eagle.

Description: The periodic table, with an enchanted, delicious twist. Each of the 118 treats are labeled and numbered (visible on lighter colors). Are your favorites included in this chart?

Description: Everyone's favorite rude, poorly-animated raccoon!

Description: On a stormy Halloween night long ago, five people entered an elevator and were never seen again. Here they stand in the lantern-lit hall of the hotel, not realizing they would never reach their destination.

Description: Guests of the hotel are invited to travel by way of elevator to the 13th floor's exclusive dance spot. The art deco design even mentions a party set for Halloween 1939. It's certain to be so exciting, guests will never leave.

Description: Get ready for summer with this fun design shows the quartet taking a jaunty walk.

Description: Taking his treasure home.

Description: Perhaps one day...

Description: For decades Jose wondered where Rosita went, and now they're finally reunited at long last in this tropical design. The fourth and final image in the Tropical Singing Friends collection.

Description: These two barker birds may no longer invite guests into attractions, but their legacy remains. The third design in the Tropical Singing Friends collection.

Description: Just what did the stereoviewer card that James was looking at showcase? Something like this.

Description: If the game had been made in the 1980s, it might have looked like this. Due to use of the 8 bit sprite coloring technique, the shirt color should be black for the transparent black spaces to show.

Description: This grinning ghoul, in his dramatic black cape and top hat, will bring chills to those who see him. This design is also available with a ghostly fog effect.

Description: This spooky ghoul carries something else in his hatbox other than a hat. This dramatic design is great for any fans of the haunted manor. The design is also available without the ghostly fog.

Description: Going up? Show your appreciation for the abandoned ghostly hotel with this Hotel Hightower directory. From the shuttered Olympic Restaurant to Harrison Hightower's personal penthouse on the 12th floor, this directory lists all of the hotel's public areas and includes visual details from the ride's waiting area. I also have a traditional Hollywood Tower Hotel directory design available.

Description: The sunny citrus fellow shares highlights from his vacation with a citrus motif in the middle.