A print depicting the house where Methodist preacher Rev. R. Strawbridge died. The yard in front of the house is full of mourners attending the Reverend's funeral. Strawbridge is considered the pioneer of Methodism in America, bringing it from his home country of Ireland to Maryland in the 1760s.

The house where Reverend R. Strawbridge died, and from the yard, of which his funeral took place

Description

A print depicting the house where Methodist preacher Rev. R. Strawbridge died. The yard in front of the house is full of mourners attending the Reverend's funeral. Strawbridge is considered the pioneer of Methodism in America, bringing it from his home country of Ireland to Maryland in the 1760s.

Creator

A. Hoen & Co.

Date

circa 1855

Contributor(s)

Ruckle, Thomas Coke, 1811-1891

Contributor(s) Notes

Artist: T. C. Ruckle

Language(s)

English

Collection Number

1988.61

Dimensions

10 x 7.5 inches

Object ID

H130

Extent

1 print

Resource ID

3658

Digital Publisher

Digital resource provided by the Maryland Center for History and Culture

Rights

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