as St. Nicholas Magazine, Boys' Life, The Saturday Evening Post, Ladies' Home Journal, Good Housekeeping and Country Gentleman. He illustrated the Queen Silver-Bell series by Frances Hodgson Burnett. In addition to his extensive illustrating of others' books, Cady also authored several books with his own illustrations, including his Butternut Hill series (1929), Johnny Funny-Bunny's Picnic Party (1928) and Spring Moving Day (1928). When he retired in 1948, Vincent Fago took over the Peter Rabbit strip. Avon published Cady's Peter Rabbit Comics in 1947. Museum His work is on display at the Thornton W. Burgess Museum in Sandwich, Massachusetts. Bibliography Alphabetical list of Thornton Burgess books illustrated by Harrison Cady References Further reading Watson, Ernest W. 40 Illustrators: How They Work (includes photograph of Cady's studio) External links Archives of American Art: Harrison Cady 1877 births 1970 deaths American children's writers American comic strip cartoonists American comics artists American illustrators People from Gardner, Massachusetts