Archbold Biological Station  founded in 1941 by Richard Archbold

“Richard Archbold and the Archbold Biological Station”
An outdoor mural by Keith Goodson
in Lake Placid, Florida

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Mural Descriptions by Fred E. Lohrer, 14 November 2007

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  Panel No. 1. New Guinea Expeditions.  The left image shows Richard Archbold (age 30, standing) at the completion of the first non-stop flight across the United States (San Diego - Queens, New York) (read more)

  Panel No. 2. Richard Archbold portrait, Archbold Expeditions logo, and a Natural Landscape at Archbold Biological Station.  Here we see a formal portrait of Richard Archbold in his mid-20s. The triangle logo (read more)

  Panel No. 3. John A. Roebling II, and Richard Archbold, Resident Director, at the Main Building of Archbold Biological Station.  The Main Building at Archbold Biological Station was built during 1930-31 by the the New Jersey industrialist, John A. Roebling II.  It was a storehouse (read more)

 Panel No. 4. Land Management at Archbold Biological Station.  The Station’s 8,841 acres of land are its most valuable asset. (read more)

 Panel No. 5. Ecological Research at Archbold Biological Station.  The mission of Archbold Biological Station is to conduct ecological research. This Station landscape shows three Archbold biologists conducting their research in the field. On the left, (read more)

 Panel No. 6. Environmental Education at Archbold Biological Station.  Environmental education for children of the region is a key part of the Station’s mission. A formal program for elementary-school (read more)

 Panel No. 7. A Pasture Landscape and Glades Electric Cooperative, Inc. The landscape at the left shows Florida Cracker cows grazing at Archbold’s Reserve. A thunderstorm grows on the horizon. Frequent summer (read more)

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