Interview 25868 – Caption Index: 397
Did they want the zoo to be something more than a Native American zoo?… Read More
Did they want the zoo to be something more than a Native American zoo?… Read More
Native American, lots of bears and wolves. We had red wolves as our propagation, well, a lotta things, a lot of the native cats, the small cats, margays. Read More
What’d ya find when ya got there, what kinda zoo?… Read More
It was a job. No, it was a fun little place, neat little zoo. Read More
Yeah. Read More
Again, what attracted you to Victoria, Texas?… Read More
You went to Victoria, Texas?… Read More
As zoo director?… Read More
Yeah. Read More
Oh, I guess, maybe, I went to Victoria from there?… Read More
There?… Read More
She answers all my questions, the hard ones. Not her interview, though. That’s okay. She can coast. Not her interview. Read More
From there? No, from there, where’d I go?… Read More
(Robert laughs) I don’t remember whether I was…… Read More
Was that Brevard or Texas? What?… Read More
The stocking of the exhibits. One of the things that they had, it’s a great big operation for sheepshearing, which was one of the most popular things in the whole park was shearing sheep. ‘Cause of Australia. Yeah. Yeah, we had dingoes. We had a lotta cassowaries. They had nothing… Read More
What am I trying to say?… Read More
You then went to Texas?… Read More
Yeah, usually, whatever we wanted done got done. Very talented, those five people were very talented. They were responsible for building the exhibits, and you, directing them, and so forth. Yeah, I designed them, usually. Read More
And did you lean on anybody in the zoo profession when you were designing to help you, other zoo directors or anything?… Read More