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Title
Thomas Paine Cottage Museum
Description
In 1784, a grateful New York state legislature granted to the important American revolutionary Thomas Paine a farm seized from Tory supporter. Paine lived here between 1802 and 1806, surviving one attempt upon his life. Eventually the saltbox house was moved and passed into use as a public museum.<br />
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These two images were created by R. Emmett Owen, an artist with one work part of the New Deal Gallery collection. He was painter in residence for a period beginning shortly after 1945.
Creator
Owen, R. Emmett, 1873-1957
Date
Unknown
Contributor
Cooper, Ken
Source
Format
jpeg, 1.9 MB
Type
Still image
Still Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Lithograph