Indiana museum honors its own cartoonists
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The Scott County Heritage Center and Museum in Scottsburg Indiana is hosting an exhibit of cartoons from cartoonists, like Jim Davis, who call Indiana their home.
In addition to Davis, a native of Muncie, the exhibit showcases cartoonists such as Allen Saunders, a Boone County native and Wabash College alumnus who revamped “Mary Worth”; and Henry Jackson Lewis, a cartoonist for the old Indianapolis Freeman newspaper whom some called the first black political cartoonist, according to the exhibit.
Nineteen cartoonists are profiled, including John T. McCutcheon, a Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist for the Chicago Tribune in the early to mid-1900s.
Admission is free. Visit the link above to get more information.
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