Destroyed in a storm in 1856, it was, according to tradition, a hiding place used by Joseph Wadsworth, who had taken what Sir Edmund Andros, governor of New England, wanted.
Destroyed in a storm in 1856, it was, according to tradition, a hiding place used by Joseph Wadsworth, who had taken what Sir Edmund Andros, governor of New England, wanted. For ten points, name this tree in Hartford, Connecticut, supposedly used to hide the original document incorporating a colony, and found on the back of the quarter honoring Connecticut.
Destroyed in a storm in 1856, it was, according to tradition, a hiding place used by Joseph Wadsworth, who had taken what Sir Edmund Andros, governor of New England, wanted.
{Charter Oak}