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Summary
Cartoon for a lunette shows Reverend Thomas Hooker standing and gesturing towards a valley. A sick woman lies on a stretcher in foreground while other people descend. Hooker led members of his Puritan congregation from Massachusetts to Connecticut and founded Hartford.
Title inscribed on item.
On verso: "Lunette in Connecticut State House, Hartford."
(19460054)
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Date
01/01/1893
Contributors
Niehaus, C. H., (Charles Henry), 1855-1935, artist
Location
Harborview, 41.08204, -73.40873
Source
Library of Congress
Copyright info
No known restrictions on publication.
