An intoxicated man was arrested Thursday night after damaging a fountain at Vilas Zoo, 702 S. Randall Ave., Madison police reported.
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The Annie C. Stewart Fountain is a neighborhood landmark. The idea for the fountain was born in 1905, when Mary Stewart left $2,000 to the Madison Park and Pleasure Drive Association for a drinking fountain in memory of her daughter, Annie, who suffered from depression and had committed suicide the previous year.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
Photos: City to refurbish Vilas Neighborhood's Annie C. Stewart Fountain
The Annie C. Stewart fountain is located at the corner of Wingra and Erin streets near the Henry Vilas Zoo. The Madison Parks Division has plans to repair to the fountain that was installed in 1925.
The Annie C. Stewart Fountain sits at the old pedestrian entrance to Henry Vilas Zoo in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
The pedestal on the Annie C. Stewart Fountain is in various states of disrepair.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
A mermaid statue sits atop a pedestal on the Annie C. Stewart Fountain in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
The pedestal is in various states of disrepair on the Annie C. Stewart Fountain.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
The Annie C. Stewart Fountain is a neighborhood landmark. The idea for the fountain was born in 1905, when Mary Stewart left $2,000 to the Madison Park and Pleasure Drive Association for a drinking fountain in memory of her daughter, Annie, who suffered from depression and had committed suicide the previous year.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
A section of the outside wall of the base of the Annie C. Stewart Fountain is crumbling.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
A sign posted near the Annie C. Stewart Fountain in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
Statues of shells around the pedestal of the Annie C. Stewart Fountain in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
The pedestal is in various states of disrepair on the Annie C. Stewart Fountain in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
The Annie C. Stewart Fountain is located at the corner of Wingra and Erin streets near the Henry Vilas Zoo.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
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