Smithsonian South Shed

Title: Smithsonian South Shed
Date: 1898 (built); 1975 (demolished)
Description: The South Shed, also called the Annex, was used to prepare specimen for exhibition. Built in 1898 and demolished in 1975 to make way for the Victorian Garden, the South Shed at various times housed the Smithsonian's model and taxidermy shop, the bug house, and astrophysicist Samuel P. Landley's Aerodrome shop.
Source: Smithsonian Institution Archives, View Original.
Coverage: 1890-1919; 1950-1979
Location: Between Jefferson Drive and Independence Avenue, SW in what is now the Enid A. Haupt Garden.