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This town has no zoo, and the county's zoo is the state's oldest. The Potawatomi Zoo began as a modest duck pond in South Bend's Leeper Park in 1902 — the oldest zoo in Indiana, on its own Society's and the city's carriers — moved to Potawatomi Park in 1912, and stands today at 500 South Greenlawn Avenue on 23 acres, city-owned and run since 1 January 2014 by the Potawatomi Zoological Society. It is the zoo of this town's children as it is of every child in the county — reached from the town in minutes, visited on the county's terms, and owned whole by South Bend's build under the boundary rule. this section claims for Indian Village exactly what the record gives it: the test (no zoo, menagerie, or animal collection of any kind inside the town on any carrier reached — the local-animals test of the remainder file stands with it), and the pointer. The zoo's founding, its relief-era building, its society, its accreditation course and its expansions are South Bend's articles, not this town's, and they are not duplicated here.