John Trumbull

The artist clearly patterned it after John Trumbull's famous portrait, "George Washington Before the Battle of Trenton" c. 1792-94, that now hangs in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's American Wing.

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In 1882, a gravestone monument was erected in his memory and he is also depicted in John Trumbull's famous painting of the Battle of Bunker Hill.

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If the bill passed—and “the probabilities point in that direction,” the Times reported—Governor John Trumbull would consider an emergency session of the Connecticut legislature to approve an identical act there, so the road could continue on to New Haven.

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See also John Trumbull to John Adams, March 30, 1790, DHRC VI: n.49 at 1126.

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If the bill passed—and “the probabilities point in that direction,” the Times reported—Governor John Trumbull would consider an emergency session of the Connecticut legislature to approve an identical act there, so the road could continue on to New Haven.

The King's Best Highway Eric Jaffe 2010

See also John Trumbull to John Adams, March 30, 1790, DHRC VI: n.49 at 1126.

Ratification Pauline Maier 2010

See also John Trumbull to John Adams, March 30, 1790, DHRC VI: n.49 at 1126.

Ratification Pauline Maier 2010

Hanging in the grand Rotunda of the Capitol of the United States is a vast canvas painting by John Trumbull depicting the signing of the Declaration.

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If the bill passed—and “the probabilities point in that direction,” the Times reported—Governor John Trumbull would consider an emergency session of the Connecticut legislature to approve an identical act there, so the road could continue on to New Haven.

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This painting by John Trumbull shows Thomas Knowlton's six-foot frame looming above others at Bunker Hill on June 17, 1755, where he fiercely held on to key ground.

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