Meet Signalman Jack, the 1880s Baboon Who Worked the Railroads
James Wide & Jack! But what did Jack the baboon do with his money? - Afrinik
Jack The Baboon Operated A Railway, Earned A Salary, And Never Made Mistakes | History Daily
The baboon that worked for the railroad - Baboon Matters Trust
Port Elizabeth of Yore: Jack the Baboon - The Casual Observer
The World War I heroics of Jackie the Baboon - Caleb and Linda Pirtle
Jack, the Baboon that Controlled a Railway for 9 Years
Jack (baboon) - Wikipedia
Monkey Business - Futility Closet
Jack the Baboon Served as a Railway Employee for 9 Years - STSTW Media
1469. Jack the Baboon-Jack was a baboon purchased by a railway signalman who lost his legs in an accident. The Baboon began to o… | Facts, True facts, Wtf fun facts
In the late 1800s, a baboon was officially employed as a railroad signalman. He was paid in money and beer and never made a mistake. — Curionic
Jack The Baboon Worked As A Railroad Signalman For Nine Years
InPics: In 1800, A Baboon Worked For The Railroad—And Never Made A Mistake
October 13, 1914 Signalman Jack – Today in History
U'hage's world-famous baboon – now best-selling book | News24
Stranger Than Fiction: Jack the Signalman
Mental Floss - Meet Signalman Jack: The Baboon Who Worked for the Railroad—and Never Made a Mistake. One day in the 1880s, a peg-legged railway signalman named James Edwin Wide was visiting
U'hage's world-famous baboon – now best-selling book | Netwerk24
Railway Jack: The True Story of an Amazing Baboon: Johnston, KT, Samaniego, César: 9781684460885: Amazon.com: Books
Chacma Baboon - Africa Geographic
InPics: In 1800, A Baboon Worked For The Railroad—And Never Made A Mistake
U'hage's world-famous baboon – now best-selling book | Netwerk24
Baboon – Vox Cheapoli
Collective Nouns for Africa - An incredible story of Jack the Baboon and James Wide. Jack was a Chacma Baboon (Papio ursinus) was paid 20 cents a day and half a bottle
