Allegheny State Park Zoo Ruin - New York, USA - Preserved Architectural Remnants and Ruins on Waymarking.com

This former pavillion-style zoo building opened on October 1st, 1933. In the center is where an aquarium holding turtles and fish would have lived. Birds and other animals would have been either hung ceiling or sitting on the walls. A bear den is nearby which housed two bears which lost their mother in a forest fire.

The building was built by Company 249 of the C.C.C. (Civilian Conservation Corps)

Type: Ruin Fee: No, but there is a park entrance fee during the summer Hours: Not listed Related URL: Not listed

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Date Logged Log   05/18/2014 Bon Echo visited it 05/18/2013 Papou visited it 05/18/2013 all hat visited it 05/17/2013 Laval K-9 visited it

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