Freddy The Fox, University of Michigan Zoo, August 1962 Photographer: Duane Scheel
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1962
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'U' Plans Outdoor Museum With Zoo
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1938
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Artist's Model Of Proposed Zoological Garden, September 1938 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1938
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Ann Arbor News, September 10, 1938
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OUTDOOR MUSEUM: The above picture of a model, prepared by students of the University of Michigan College of Architecture, shows how the new park and zoological garden will look from the Michigan Central Railroad tracks. At the left, in the foreground, is the Huron river, making a northwestward bend. University hospital can be seen at the right in the distance.
Ann Arbor News, September 10, 1938
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OUTDOOR MUSEUM: The above picture of a model, prepared by students of the University of Michigan College of Architecture, shows how the new park and zoological garden will look from the Michigan Central Railroad tracks. At the left, in the foreground, is the Huron river, making a northwestward bend. University hospital can be seen at the right in the distance.
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Bear Mound
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21
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September
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1938
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Artist's Conception Of Proposed Zoological Garden - Bear Mound, September 1938 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1938
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Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1938
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BEAR MOUND: Bears will be given a rise of ground all to themselves in the proposed outdoor museum of the University of Michigan. These animals and others in the zoological garden connected with the museum will live in their natural environment, with no cages. They will be confined to their own areas by precipices and moats. The above picture is an artist's conception of the bear mound.
Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1938
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BEAR MOUND: Bears will be given a rise of ground all to themselves in the proposed outdoor museum of the University of Michigan. These animals and others in the zoological garden connected with the museum will live in their natural environment, with no cages. They will be confined to their own areas by precipices and moats. The above picture is an artist's conception of the bear mound.
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Dam Building
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September
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1938
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Artist's Conception Of Proposed Zoological Garden - Dam Building, September 1938 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1938
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Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1938
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DAM BUILDING: Above is an artists' conception of the artificial lake in the University of Michigan outdoor museum expected to be constructed soon on a 40-acre tract near University hospital. Beavers will be turned loose in the lake to construct dams. Muskrats, otters and martens also will be present.
Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1938
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DAM BUILDING: Above is an artists' conception of the artificial lake in the University of Michigan outdoor museum expected to be constructed soon on a 40-acre tract near University hospital. Beavers will be turned loose in the lake to construct dams. Muskrats, otters and martens also will be present.
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Ted Donahue Feeds Treppy At The University of Michigan Zoo, November 1946 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1946
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Ann Arbor News, November 29, 1946
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Intrepidus - the University's domesticated wolverine - is not eating his gamekeeper's hand, as the above picture seems to indicate, but rather is enjoying a dinner of dog food which Ted Donahue is feeding him by hand at the zoo behind the University museum. Treppy (short for his Latin name) is far more dainty in his table manners than a dog, Donahue relates. Although he usually sits up for his dinner, Treppy did not have the courage to do so when the above picture was taken, due to the fact that The News photographer was standing in the opposite corner of the cage. Donahue is a returned veteran and a student at the University.
Ann Arbor News, November 29, 1946
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Intrepidus - the University's domesticated wolverine - is not eating his gamekeeper's hand, as the above picture seems to indicate, but rather is enjoying a dinner of dog food which Ted Donahue is feeding him by hand at the zoo behind the University museum. Treppy (short for his Latin name) is far more dainty in his table manners than a dog, Donahue relates. Although he usually sits up for his dinner, Treppy did not have the courage to do so when the above picture was taken, due to the fact that The News photographer was standing in the opposite corner of the cage. Donahue is a returned veteran and a student at the University.
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Black Bear At The University of Michigan Zoo, November 1946 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1946
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Inmates Of U-M Zoo Worry About Heat, Too
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19
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August
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1947
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