Add to ORKGOne of two stone pedestals that marked the entrance to the Memphis Zoological Garden (now Memphis Zoo) in Overton Park in 1968. The lion sculptures originally stood at the entrance to Memphis Technical High School.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-mpressscimitar5/1046/thumbnail.jp
The bronze lion sculpture was comissioned in 1907 by the Steele High School Decorative Arts Associat...
The Zoo Mobile or Zoo on Wheels would visit schools, organizations, communities, and festivals to ...
J.C. Levy (left) and J.F. Stewart (right) hammer in the final spike to complete the train line that ...
One of two stone pedestals that marked the entrance to the Memphis Zoological Garden (now Memphis Zo...
The entrance to the Memphis Zoo in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1963. The Memphis Zoological Garden opened...
Image of a young girl seated on a bench and sitting in front of a photographic backdrop featuring mo...
Zoo visitors at the African Lion exhibit at the Memphis Zoo.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/specc...
Carnivora Lion House at the Memphis Zoo.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-commercial...
Bear cages at Overton Park Zoo, Memphis, Tennessee, 1907. The cages were the first permanent enclosu...
The Overton Park Zoo opened in 1906 with just 23 cages and concrete bear pits. Now the Memphis Zoo i...
The bear pits at Overton Park were the first permanent animal enclosure around which the Memphis Zoo...
Aerial photograph of Overton Park and the Memphis Zoo, bordered by North Parkway to the left, Gallow...
Egyptian temple stones brought to Memphis by Robert Galloway, chairman of the Memphis Park Commissio...
Don Anderson, primate keeper, with a baby orangutan, Mawas, hanging a sign in Overton Park leading v...
34-page souvenir guide to the Memphis Zoological Garden in Memphis, Tennessee, circa 1955.https://di...
The bronze lion sculpture was comissioned in 1907 by the Steele High School Decorative Arts Associat...
The Zoo Mobile or Zoo on Wheels would visit schools, organizations, communities, and festivals to ...
J.C. Levy (left) and J.F. Stewart (right) hammer in the final spike to complete the train line that ...
One of two stone pedestals that marked the entrance to the Memphis Zoological Garden (now Memphis Zo...
The entrance to the Memphis Zoo in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1963. The Memphis Zoological Garden opened...
Image of a young girl seated on a bench and sitting in front of a photographic backdrop featuring mo...
Zoo visitors at the African Lion exhibit at the Memphis Zoo.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/specc...
Carnivora Lion House at the Memphis Zoo.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-commercial...
Bear cages at Overton Park Zoo, Memphis, Tennessee, 1907. The cages were the first permanent enclosu...
The Overton Park Zoo opened in 1906 with just 23 cages and concrete bear pits. Now the Memphis Zoo i...
The bear pits at Overton Park were the first permanent animal enclosure around which the Memphis Zoo...
Aerial photograph of Overton Park and the Memphis Zoo, bordered by North Parkway to the left, Gallow...
Egyptian temple stones brought to Memphis by Robert Galloway, chairman of the Memphis Park Commissio...
Don Anderson, primate keeper, with a baby orangutan, Mawas, hanging a sign in Overton Park leading v...
34-page souvenir guide to the Memphis Zoological Garden in Memphis, Tennessee, circa 1955.https://di...
The bronze lion sculpture was comissioned in 1907 by the Steele High School Decorative Arts Associat...
The Zoo Mobile or Zoo on Wheels would visit schools, organizations, communities, and festivals to ...
J.C. Levy (left) and J.F. Stewart (right) hammer in the final spike to complete the train line that ...