Pets of All Kinds Frame Color:Silver home of The New York

home of The New York Times at the turn of the last century and one of the tallest buildings in the world back then

and they obviously trusted that the man with the cap and long stride had something good for lunch in his hands

The initial Helmet Day was so successful that Shea Stadium had to turn away 10

to make the invasion successful

the world's most endangered big cat

Pets of All Kinds Frame Color:Silver home of The New YorkOn Feb. 5, 1956, about 100 dogs, cats and lesser creatures turned out for what a Times staff writer called a howling good time at the thirty fourth annual pet show. The article goes on to describe the swaths of creatures that attended the event at the Madison Square Boys Club, including pigeons, parakeets, canaries, goldfish, hamsters, turtles and one snail, Sammy, who was toted around by his 14 year old owner in a small jar thoughtfully lined with