The above archive photographs were sourced via Wade Burk's "Circus No Spin Zone" blog. My gratitude to Wade for finding them. They illustrate the final destination of George Lockhart Jnr's original trio of elephants, Boney, Molly and Waddy - or at least it shows Molly and Waddy. This is the accompanying text to the pictures:
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Thursday, 26 January 2012
The Final Destination of Boney, Molly and Waddy
The above archive photographs were sourced via Wade Burk's "Circus No Spin Zone" blog. My gratitude to Wade for finding them. They illustrate the final destination of George Lockhart Jnr's original trio of elephants, Boney, Molly and Waddy - or at least it shows Molly and Waddy. This is the accompanying text to the pictures:
Labels: Women, history, allegories, elephant book
1930s,
Animal training,
Animals,
Franklin Park,
Franklin Park Zoo,
New York City,
Queen Victoria,
Waddy
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