
HAH! The History of American Humor: Part 1
By: Rebecca Karstensen, Wylie House Museum Library Assistant I want to make you laugh today. It’s April, which means we … HAH! The History of American Humor: Part 1
By: Rebecca Karstensen, Wylie House Museum Library Assistant I want to make you laugh today. It’s April, which means we … HAH! The History of American Humor: Part 1
Written by Shawn Martin and Jordi Cat The recent development of a digital exhibit project called Andrew and Theophilus Wylie: … Indiana University: A Nineteenth-Century Center for Science
A recent gift to the Wylie House Museum, the 1881 collected edition of Peterson’s Magazine allows us to peer into … “Peterson’s Magazine” and Women’s Periodicals in the 19th Century
Written by Rebecca Karstensen, Wylie House Museum Assistant and Docent Edited by Jean Graves, Associate Instructor and PhD candidate, Indiana … Sleep Tight, Don’t Let the Bed Bugs Bite – A Myth Debunked
Agriculture. When hearing that word most people think of a farmer sitting on a tractor in a big field, or … Transition from Agriculture to Leisure Gardening in Bloomington, Indiana circa 1860s
The Wylie family homestead can be interpreted by examining the various barns and outbuildings situated on the property between 1835 … Barns & Outbuildings of Wylie House
According to the Center for Food Safety, throughout the past 40 years, the U.S. has led a radical shift toward … The History of Seed Saving
Starting this fall, Indiana University’s Wylie House Museum and Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology began a joint bicentennial project … An Introduction to Floriculture at the Wylie House
Continuing our look into the First Nations that resided within the Indiana area, we will be exploring the background and … Continuation of Wylie First Nation’s History
At the Wylie House our mission is to preserve the material and social culture and to interpret the history of … First Nation’s History at the Wylie