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about the Charters of Freedom Murals
More
about the Charters of Freedom Murals
The
murals were painted
in 1936
by Barry Faulkner and hang in the Rotunda
at the National Archives Building in Washington D.C.
The
mural below depicts the delegates to the Constitution Convention.
Below this image are two images showing who each delegate is
in the mural.
Left
side of the mural
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| 1. |
Edmund
Randolph |
Virginia |
| 2. |
Nathaniel
Gorham |
Massachusetts |
| 3. |
John
Dickinson |
Delaware |
| 4. |
John
Rutledge |
South
Carolina |
| 5. |
James
Wilson |
Pennsylvania |
| 6. |
Oliver
Ellsworth |
Connecticut |
| 7. |
Charles
Pinckney |
South
Carolina |
| 8. |
James
Madison |
Virginia |
| 9. |
Elbridge
Gerry |
Massachusetts |
| 10. |
William
Samuel Johnson |
Connecticut |
| 11. |
George
Mason |
Virginia |
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Right
side of the mural
|
| 12. |
George
Washington |
Virginia |
| 13. |
Benjamin
Franklin |
Pennsylvania |
| 14. |
Rufus
King |
Massachusetts |
| 15. |
William
Paterson |
New
Jersey |
| 16. |
Charles
Cotesworth Pinckney |
South
Carolina |
| 17. |
Gouverneur
Morris |
Pennsylvania |
| 18. |
Alexander
Hamilton |
New
York |
| 19. |
George
Read |
Delaware |
| 20. |
William
R. Davie |
North
Carolina |
| 21. |
John
Langdon |
New
Hampshire |
| 22. |
Luther
Martin |
Maryland |
| 23. |
Roger
Sherman |
Connecticut |
| 24. |
Gunning
Bedford, Jr. |
Delaware |
| 25. |
Abraham
Baldwin |
Georgia |
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