Children's Zoo - Highland Park - Pittsburgh Courtesy of delcampe.net |
Narrating the correlation of elephants as related to their import, groupings, breeding and transfers,
along with other elephant related topics.
along with other elephant related topics.
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Sunday, July 21, 2013
Highland Park Zoo - Rani
The Children's Zoo at Highland Park in Pittsburgh displayed a number of baby elephants, a custom most prevalent in zoos during the 1960s to 1970s. As worded by Toledo gossip columnist Don Wolfe, "the custom of trading in an automobile on a new model every few years has spread to elephants." The North American Regional Studbook for the Asian Elephant does not list any of the in-and-out animals to populate the Children's Zoo but four animals have been found, all using the "recycled" name Rani.
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Hoxie Brothers Circus - Bonnie and Jessie
From Wade Burck's "Circus No-Spin Zone:"
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Unknown elephant 1952
54th Annual National Convention of Zeta Beta Tau, Jewish college fraternity Chicago which had a menagerie set up for guest's to enjoy. Could this elephant have been from the Hawthorn Mellody Zoo? Their elephant at the time was named Jessie.
Posted by Wade G. Burck
Unknown elephant 1952
54th Annual National Convention of Zeta Beta Tau, Jewish college fraternity Chicago which had a menagerie set up for guest's to enjoy. Could this elephant have been from the Hawthorn Mellody Zoo? Their elephant at the time was named Jessie.
Posted by Wade G. Burck
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Mike Cecere / David Meeks / Arthur Jones
Circus Report 01/27/1986, p. 25 |
A January 1987 Circus Report lists animal trainer Mike Cecere with 12 elephants in New Jersey - an Asian female, three African males and 8 African females.
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
George Carden Circus Int'l 1980s
The following photograph can be found at Angie's Circus City Diner in Hugo, Oklahoma. It was posted to the Circus Historical Society's Facebook page with a question to the identity of the show, animals and handlers. Veteran bear trainer James C. Hall answers the inquiry.
Taken at Angie's Circus City Diner Courtesy of R Easley 01/2013 |
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Ringling Blue Unit 1987 - Elephants II
The following photographs were taken in August 1987 in Dallas, Texas, of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus (Blue Unit).
Courtesy of M Easley
Friday, May 25, 2012
Ringling Blue Unit 1987 - Elephants I
The following photographs were taken in August 1987 in Dallas, Texas, of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus (Blue Unit).
Courtesy of M Easley
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Ringling Bros. Blue Unit 1972
Veterinarian John Cunningham of Olney, Maryland, worked on the ringstock crew of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus in 1972 prior to attending veterinary school. During his annual visit to the Kelly Miller Circus, he shared his collection of photographs taken during his employment with the show.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Blue Unit 1972 Courtesy of Dr. J. Cunningham |
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Wildlife Safari
The following photograph features the African elephant herd of Wildlife Safari in the early 1990s. A notation on the back, while lacking a date, identifies the young male George as castrated.
A former article at ShowMe Elephants discusses a large import group of elephants to the park from Africa in 1979.
>> http://www.showmeelephants.com/2013/03/wildlife-safari-imports-1979.html
A former article at ShowMe Elephants discusses a large import group of elephants to the park from Africa in 1979.
>> http://www.showmeelephants.com/2013/03/wildlife-safari-imports-1979.html
Wildlife Safari Courtesy of M Easley |
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