Reverend Thomas Hooker,walk through the wilderness,1893,Sick Woman,Stretcher

Title: Hooker walk through the wilderness, 1636 / C.H. Niehaus, 1893.
Creator(s): Niehaus, C. H., (Charles Henry), 1855-1935, artist
Date Created/Published: [1893]
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.
Notes:
Title inscribed on item.
On verso: 'Lunette in Connecticut State House, Hartford.'
(19460054)
Subjects:
Hooker, Thomas,--1586-1647.
Internal migration--1630-1640.
Connecticut--History--Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775.
Cartoons (Working drawings)--1890-1900.
Drawings--American--1890-1900.
Bookmark /2004662463/
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