College Park, Maryland -
Testudo the Terrapin Monument
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Bronze sculpture of the University of Maryland's feisty reptile mascot, well-rubbed by luck-seeking students before exams.
- Address:
- Library Lane, College Park, MD
- Directions:
- University of Maryland. South side of the campus. I-495 to US Hwy 1 south for about 1.5 miles. Right on Campus Drive, then left on Library Lane. The statue is outside the Theodore R. McKeldin Library entrance facing the quad, which is east of the library.
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Testudo the Terrapin Monument
Bronze sculpture of the University of Maryland's feisty reptile mascot, well-rubbed by luck-seeking students before exams. Roadsideamerica.com Report...
Bronze sculpture of the University of Maryland's feisty reptile mascot, well-rubbed by luck-seeking students before exams. Roadsideamerica.com Report...
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The University of Maryland in College Park has launched a Community Art Project that will temporarily populate the campus and surrounding area with 50 artistically modified turtle statues. The fiberglass sculpture is a 4 1/2 ft.... [12/14/2005] Complete News Story
Testudo the Terrapin Students at the University of Maryland in College Park have a long held tradition of rubbing the nose of Testudo the Terrapin before exams, and maybe to ward off parking tickets. [Anne E. Hardman, 04/19/1998]
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- Kermit the Frog and Jim Henson Statue, College Park, MD - < 1 mi.
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- Sonny Bono Memorial Park, Washington, DC - 8 mi.
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