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🎨🐕#ArtfulPup sighting! This one appears at the Savannah History Museum in artist John McClelland's scene of what the Savannah-Geechee Canal would have looked like around 1840. The manmade waterway for transporting goods by barge was active from the late 1829s to the 1890s.

🌎 Set at the edge of the @UVA campus cemetery are the graves of Beta and Seal, two beloved canine mascots from days gone by. Beta was a fraternity house dog in the 1920s, and Seal was a familiar sight on campus and at football games in the late 1940s/early 1950s. #WITWW

🌎 Yonder uncharacteristically decided to jump on this, so here we go for #WITWW! This cemetery contains tombstones honoring two dogs that served as living mascots at this university, passing away in 1939 and 1953, respectively. Where was Yonder? Back at 5pm with the reveal.