Books to Tune Your Soul On: Louise Bradley’s Bookshelf
This spring, I started transcribing Louise Bradley’s 1930s diary and was soon captivated by the quirky brilliance of Theophilus and ...
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Food Preservation in the Nineteenth Century
The Wylie family members, living at a time before refrigeration or the ability to transport foods over long distances, were ... -
The Museum’s Entryway Mural
Written by Chloe Mccormick, student employee The first thing that many visitors spot when they enter the Wylie House is ... -
Sleep Tight, Don’t Let the Bed Bugs Bite – A Myth Debunked
Written by Rebecca Karstensen, Wylie House Museum Assistant and Docent Edited by Jean Graves, Associate Instructor and PhD candidate, Indiana ... -
Transition from Agriculture to Leisure Gardening in Bloomington, Indiana circa 1860s
Agriculture. When hearing that word most people think of a farmer sitting on a tractor in a big field, or ... -
Continuation of Wylie First Nation’s History
Continuing our look into the First Nations that resided within the Indiana area, we will be exploring the background and ... -
First Nation’s History at the Wylie
At the Wylie House our mission is to preserve the material and social culture and to interpret the history of ... -
A photograph from the Wylie House collection is identified!
The Wylie House image collection contains numerous photographs of unidentified people, or people whose identifies are unconfirmed. Recently, this image ... -
Fantastic and Fun! Film and Fowler Follow-up
As many of you are aware, Wylie House recently sponsored the screening of the documentary, Seeds of Time, at I.U. ... -
Seed Saving & ‘Seeds of Time’
News and Notes from Carey Beam, Director Wylie House Museum opens up for regular walk-in hours March 1, 10am-2pm. We ...