Barely surviving through the Great Depression, it closed in 1939 and its successor, the current Louisville Zoo, wouldn't open until 1969.
Its successor, the current Louisville Zoo, did not open until 1969. Barely surviving through the Great Depression, it closed in 1939.
Barely surviving through the Great Depression, it closed in 1939. Its successor, the current Louisville Zoo, did not open until 1969.
Barely surviving through the Great Depression, it closed in 1939. Its successor, the current Louisville Zoo, did not open until 1969.