libraries as well as another envelope with the name of Victoria West in the other library, a reference to the episode "A World of His Own". A poster advertising "Anthony Fremont's Orchestra" is displayed next to the concierge desk in the lobby; Anthony Fremont was the young boy with god-like powers from the episode "It's a Good Life". This poster was displayed in the photo gallery at Disney California Adventure. On the concierge's desk, an issue of Photoplay magazine sits open to an article titled "Four Pages of Hilarious Star Caricatures by Walt Disney". Although not a reference to The Twilight Zone, there is a felt letter board with the hotel's directory for amenities, located between the inoperable elevators in the lobby, with missing letters that have fallen to the bottom of the board to spell either "U R DOOMED" or "TAKE THE STAIRS". Disney California Adventure A door with the number 22 in brass numbering was present in the hotel lobby as a reference to the episode "Twenty Two". A Shirley Temple doll sat on the hotel lobby, similar to the one at Walt Disney Studios. Outside the library in the glass case adjacent to the doors, there is a gold thimble accompanied by a card that reads, "Looking for a gift for Mother? Find it in our Gift Shop!". This is a reference to the episode "The After Hours". An envelope with the name of Rod Serling on it was found in one of the libraries as well as another envelope with the name of Victoria West in the other library, a reference to the episode "A World of His Own". Similar to the queue of the Disneyland Paris version, chalk marks on the walls in the same style as those in the episode "Little Girl Lost" were present in the upper level of the boiler room next to the attraction warning signage. Periodically the girl's voice can be heard calling out for help from the wall and from the radios around the boiler room. There was a display case in the photo gallery that contained two items relating to the episode "A Thing about Machines". One was a typewriter with a message that read: "GET OUT OF HERE FINCHLEY" and a card next to it that read "Almost Writes By Itself". There was also an electric razor; its card read "Has A Long Cord - Can Follow