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 ... December 11, 2020
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 ... May 21, 2019
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 ... October 24, 2018
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 ... January 18, 2018
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 ... November 29, 2017
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 ... August 17, 2017
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 ... July 27, 2017
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 ... March 9, 2017
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. ... April 4, 2016
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 ... February 29, 2016