Pied Piper leading away children of German town
Pied Piper leading away children of German town of Hamelin. Illustration from children's book of circa 1899. Best known in English speaking world from Robert Browning's poem, the legend is that in 1284 town infested with rats. Piper not paid for ridding town of vermin, so returned and this time when he played his pipe all the children came out and he led them away. Only two remained, one blind and one lame. Oleograph
Picture No
13905469
Media ID
48385319
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2998px x 4500px
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Credit
World History Archive / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
World History Archive









































