File:National Humane Alliance Fountain - Derby, CT.jpg

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English: This is the National Humane Alliance fountain given to Derby, CT in 1906 and restored in 2007 as a gateway to the Derby Greenway. The fountain has three levels. The top level contains spigots in the shape of lion's heads for humans. Below that is a large circular bowl for horses and at the base are smaller bowls for dogs and cats.
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Author Jack Walsh

The fountain is located at the entrance to the Derby Greenway on Division Street in Derby

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