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Although it was rebuilt after World War Two, this is the Zoo's oldest building. Built for llamas, it is now considered far too small to house animals beastiality stories, and has been converted into shops. Nineteenth-century architects often copied from earlier styles when designing their buildings, and the Clock Tower is loosely based on Tudor architecture.
African Aviary 1989-90
by the John S Bonnington Partnership, with Whitby and Bird, engineers
The African Aviary uses very fine wires fixed under tension made from a specialist stainless steel alloy.
West Tunnel murals
Based on prehistoric paintings in the porn site caves of Lascaux in beastiality stories France and Altamira in Spain.
North Gate Kiosk 1936
by Tecton, listed Grade II
Has an unusual curved male concrete canopy.
Parish boundary markers 1821 and 1854
These posts, some of which pre-date the Zoo, mark the edges of the parishes of St Marylebone and St Pancras.
East Tunnel 1829-30
by Decimus Burton, listed Grade II
Fountain 1989-90
by Clouston and Partners
K3-type telephone kiosk
designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott
This unusual reinforced concrete links telephone box is listed Grade II.
War memorial 1919
beastiality stories amateur by John James Joass
The design is based on a medieval Lanterne des Morts, a memorial to the dead at La Souterraine in the Creuse Valley, France.
Globe Sundial 1989
male by Wendy Taylor
The fin casting the least shadow indicates the time.
Lion's Mask 1875-7
site On the New Lion Terraces (1972-6), taken from the previous Lion House.
Bear Cub (Winnie Memorial) 1981
by Lorne McKean
Winnie-the-Pooh was named after Winnie, an American black bear from Winnipeg who lived on the Mappin Terraces from 1914 to 1934.
Reptile House 1926-7
porn by Joan Beauchamp Proctor male and Sir Edward Guy Dawber
Reptiles and other animals carved by George Alexander climb over the door frame.
Guy the Gorilla 1982
by William Timym
Guy was a famous resident of the Zoo from 1947 to 1978.
Raven's Cage 1829
asian by Decimus Burton, listed Grade II
Kept as a memorial to the Zoo's origins.
A book called The Buildings of London Zoo, published by the Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England, is available from the horse National Monuments Record Centre. Telephone: 01793 414617 for details and how to order. horse
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