Prior to 2015, the Skipper Canteen's space served as the Adventureland Veranda.Ī letter left by Alberta in the menu reads as: Individuals who would dine at the Skipper Canteen included eccentric professor "The Dreamfinder", aviator Jock Lindsey, Adventurers Club president Pamelia Perkins, Global Broadcasting Service broadcaster Nigel Greenwater, and English witch-doctor Colonel Nedley "Shrunken Ned" Lostmore.
Notable employees of the JNC who worked in the estate included the likes of animal expert Skipper Marc, cartographer Skipper Harper, horticulturist Skipper Bill and manager Skip Documentary. Following the Jungle Cruise's success, Alberta would turn the Falls estate into the, " Jungle Navigation Company Ltd. As the new owner of the Jungle Navigation Company, Alberta would also come to work as the company's manager, bookkeeper and head-mechanic.įor additional revenue, Alberta would open up the JNC headquarters as the, "Skipper Canteen" restaurant and serve customers of her service, "The Jungle Cruise". By this point in time, the Falls estate became used as the headquarters for the Jungle Navigation Company (whether this was under Alberta or Dr. However she inherited the company during the Great Depression meaning that business was downturning. Albert Falls mysteriously disappeared leaving Alberta as the new president of the Jungle Navigation Company. Here, the Falls family recognized an adventurous spirit in Alberta that would be better allowed to grow in the jungle so the Falls estate became Alberta's new home. Albert's eight-year-old granddaughter Alberta Falls was sent to live in the estate while her father was busy traveling on the lecture circuit. This hall also held a collection of artifacts created and collected by different members of the society. Members of the society hosted in this chamber included the likes of Merriweather Adam Pleasure, Captain Mary Oceaneer, Chef Tandaji, Sango Shio, Luana Teixeira, Lord Henry Mystic and his pet monkey, Albert. would assemble in a meeting-room which Albert had secretly constructed behind the estate's library. Falls as a meeting-place for the Society of Explorers and Adventurers, a secret society of-which he was a member. Along with this, the building was used by Dr. The estate also housed Albert's wife and fellow adventurer Victoria Marie Falls who assisted him in running the company.
Albert Falls who was founder of the Jungle Navigation Company. The restaurant was once a colonial jungle mansion which housed the Falls family, having presumably been built by Dr. 2.2.4 Society of Explorers and Adventurers meeting-room.
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