Trumbull was originally interred (along with his wife) beneath the Art Gallery at Yale University, which he had designed.
In 1867, the collection of his works were moved to the newly built Street Hall.
His and his wife's remains were reinterred on those grounds.
The Trumbull Gallery was later razed.

1965, the John Trumbull Birthplace in Lebanon, Connecticut, was declared a National Historic Landmark.

1968, a John Trumbull commemorative postage stamp was printed.
Trumbull was originally interred (along with his wife) beneath the Art Gallery at Yale University, which he had designed. In 1867, the collection of his works were moved to the newly built Street Hall. His and his wife's remains were reinterred on those grounds. The Trumbull Gallery was later razed.
1965, the John Trumbull Birthplace in Lebanon, Connecticut, was declared a National Historic Landmark.
1968, a John Trumbull commemorative postage stamp was printed.
John Trumbull