This Concretion

This Concretion (HM2MH8)

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N 41° 27.295', W 82° 42.589'

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This concretion was formed in sedimentary deposits over the ages. An unusually large specimen, it was found in 1911 on Mills Street and brought to this site at the behest of Professor E.L. Moseley, who was noted for his studies of Lake Erie and his Natural History Museum. It was on a pedestal in this park for about eighty years. In 1990 it was partially buried to halt deterioration.
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HM NumberHM2MH8
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Year Placed1991
Placed ByErie County Historical Society
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Date Added Thursday, October 31st, 2019 at 2:01pm PDT -07:00
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UTM (WGS84 Datum)17T E 357192 N 4590670
Decimal Degrees41.45491667, -82.70981667
Degrees and Decimal MinutesN 41° 27.295', W 82° 42.589'
Degrees, Minutes and Seconds41° 27' 17.7" N, 82° 42' 35.34" W
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