Zoar Invalid Wagon c. 1937

Fritz Boehmer's watercolor on paper titled "Zoar Invalid Wagon" depicts a detailed drawing of a red, horse-drawn carriage with a single seat and four wheels. The carriage is constructed with intricate wooden details and a latticework design on its sides. The illustration is thought to have been created around 1937. The artwork showcases Boehmer's keen eye for detail and his interest in American history. While the exact location of the original Zoar Invalid Wagon is unknown, Boehmer’s rendering provides a visual record of this important piece of transportation history.