Audubon Avenue

Several artifacts from early prehistoric cave explorers are on display along the passage.

NPS Photo/ Thomas DiGiovannangelo

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This passage was named after John James Audubon, an ornithologist and painter during the early 1800s. He was a friend of the cave owner, Dr. John Croghan. The name prior to this was “Great Bat Avenue” due to the fact it housed a very large colony of bats. 

In this location there are four lit showcases containing artifacts from Prehistoric Native American exploration and samples of the minerals they harvested from the cave.