STATISTICS OF THE ZOOLOGICAL PARK.

January, 1915.
Final plan of the Zoological Park approved by Park Board, November 22, 1897.
Zoological Society assumed control of grounds, July 1, 1898.
First building begun, August 11, 1898.
Park formally opened to the public, November 9, 1899.
Administration and Service Buildings 2
Large Animal Buildings (all heated) 14
Small Animal Buildings (4 heated) 10
Large Groups of Outdoor Dens, Aviaries and Corrals 13
Animal Storehouses, for winter use 3
Restaurants 2
Public-Comfort Buildings 6
Entrances 7
Area of Park Land and Water 264 acres
Area of Water 30 acres
Walks and Roads 7.78 miles
Fences 10.55 miles
LIVE ANIMALS IN THE COLLECTIONS.
January, 1915.
Mammals 204 species, 586 specimens.
Birds 811 2,753
Reptiles 164 1,014
Total 1,179 4,353
Attendance of visitors in 1914 2,020,433
Total attendance of visitors from 1899 to Jan., 1915 19,325,590

NEW YORK ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY

President,
HENRY FAIRFIELD OSBORN.

MADISON GRANT, Secretary, 11 Wall Street.
PERCY R. PYNE, Treasurer, 30 Pine Street.

Executive Committee
MADISON GRANT, Chairman.
PERCY R. PYNE,
WATSON B. DICKERMAN,
SAMUEL THORNE,
WM. PIERSON HAMILTON,
WILLIAM WHITE NILES,
FRANK K. STURGIS,
LISPENARD STEWART,
HENRY FAIRFIELD OSBORN, ex-officio.

General Officers
WILLIAM T. HORNADAY, Director
H. J. SHORTER Assistant Secretary
R. L. CERERO Assistant to Treasurer
DR. GEORGE S. HUNTINGTON Prosector
C. GRANT LA FARGE Architect
H. DeB. PARSONS Consulting Engineer
Officers of the Zoological Park.
WILLIAM T. HORNADAY, Sc.D.
Director and General Curator.
H. R. MITCHELL Chief Clerk and Disbursing Officer
R. L. DITMARS Curator of Reptiles, Asst. Curator of Mammals
C. WILLIAM BEEBE Curator of Birds
LEE S. CRANDALL Assistant Curator of Birds
W. REID BLAIR, D.V.S. Veterinarian
H. W. MERKEL Chief Forester and Constructor
ELWIN R. SANBORN Editor and Photographer
GEORGE M. BEERBOWER Civil Engineer
WILLIAM MITCHELL Cashier