This tiger is protecting the Auburn Fire Department Safe from those prankster college students, but what about the high school kids from Opelika? Eat more cow! You won't see this one around anymore Groovy, man, groovy... He's ready for retirement...

A traditional motif (if you ignore the car in the background)


This tiger is a bookworm...


A union tiger, through and through


Is there a doctor in the house?
This guy parties all the time


Hands down, he's a winner


The team bus driver from Slap Shot decided to toughen this tiger up


Tigers in Jr High can be kinda shy...
In 2005 he watched the state champs play Is tired of the 1st graders getting on his back... Yes, it is a Tiger of a Bookstore A tiger with a business degree? No longer an Auburn resident, he makes his way back for games Temporarily in hiding?
This is a Super Tiger

Where Are They?

This tiger is protecting... - The main fire station in Auburn is at the corner of Ross and Magnolia
Safe from those... - Auburn's high school is at the corner of Samford and Dean; be aware that this tiger is temporarily in-doors
Eat more cow! - South College St
You won't see this one around anymore - because he's changed. Here's part of a letter I received from Alison Hall, Auburn's Community Programs Director: ...The tiger’s name was Marbleous and he was painted by Beverly Endie Hall (my Mom), me and Conan Devine. He was painted in a marble-ized form so that he would appear “classy” and “stately” since he would be representing the City of Auburn. His original location was the corner of Ross and Glenn Avenue across from the Veteran’s Monument, but it wasn’t long before he was moved to the “new” City Hall after renovations of the old post office were completed. Over a year ago the City was contacted by the Auburn University War on Hunger Student Campaign – they wanted a tiger to make into a “tiger-bank” for people to drop their change in to raise funds and awareness for the Hunger Campaign. The City donated it to the program and it was repainted – it is now blue with orange hand prints all over it.... - which means that he's now the tiger on the right hand side of the page, 3rd from the top.
Groovy man, groovy - Hilton Garden Inn, near I-85's Exit 57
He's ready for retirement - Monarch Estates on East University Dr (next to Lakeview Baptist)
A traditional motif... - Charter Bank at the corner of Glenn and University
This guy parties... - Bodega, Toomer's Corner
This tiger is a bookworm - Auburn Public Library, corner of Thach and Dean
Hands down, he's a winner - A.U. Bookstore in Haley Center. And yes, he is a tiger-bank, complete with a slot on his back
A union tiger... - this picture was taken when the tiger was in Foy Student Union, he's currently in the new A.U. Student Union
The team bus driver... - The Corner News offices are at 117 N. College St
Is there a doctor... - this picture was taken at the Hughston Clinic on E. University, and the tiger's color is blue (I don't know why I took the picture in B&W)
Tigers in Jr High... - Auburn's Junior High School is on Samford Ave
In 2005... - this is another tiger who hangs out at the high school
Is tired of the 1st graders... - Dean Road Elementary is located on, believe it or not, Dean Road
Yes, it is a Tiger of a Bookstore - (the new) J&M on S. College St
A tiger with a business degree? - Auburn Chamber of Commerce on East Glenn
No longer an Auburn resident... - This tiger lives in Louisiana now but returns for football games. This tiger was one of the more controversial ones when originally placed in the Toomer's Corner area due to his rather unique look
Temporarily... - This tiger was in the Lovelace Museum at the time of the picture (about 3-4 years ago). The museum is currently being renovated and some exhibits are in storage. I'm not sure if that's the case with this tiger; perhaps he's on display elsewhere until he can return to his home.
Super Tiger - he hangs out at the 19th Hole of Auburn Links