"There Shall Be No Pain" Relief Sculpture, Grave of Horace Wells

There Shall be No Pain
Title
"There Shall Be No Pain" Relief Sculpture, Grave of Horace Wells
Horace WellsHorace Wells
Rights
By Marty Aligata - Own work, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=47956483
Type
Photograph of Cemetery Monument
Creator
Photograph by Marty Aligata, Public Domain
Description
Angel of Mercy swooping down to a prone man, with the caption "There Shall Be No Pain"
Language
English
Place
Cedar Hils Cemetery, Hartford, Connecticut
Frederic Edwin Church - Winter Scene in HartfordConnecticut - Western
Relation
On the tomb of Horace Wells in Cedar Hills Cemetery, Hartford, Connecticut
Dr. Wells was the discoverer of anaesthesia
William Burleigh is listed as an endorser of his method in an 1850 pamphlet
Daguerreotype of William BurleighWilliam Henry Burleigh
Rights Holder
Public Domain
Item sets
Burleigh Resources ALL
Media
There Shall be No PainThere Shall be No Pain

Linked resources

Title Page of Pamphlet Defending Claims of Dr. Horace Wells"Discovery by Horace Wells of the applicability of nitrous oxyd gas"
Horace WellsHorace Wells

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