Today students from Wabash College participated in community service at the Lew Wallace Study as part of Wabash Day 2008. Wabash Day 2008 (October 11-12) is a national day of community service that “is tied to the core values of the college requiring men to to be responsible citizens and […]
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Senator Evan Bayh has commented on the General Lew Wallace Study & Museum’s being awarded the 2008 National Medal. “The General Lew Wallace Study and Museum in Crawfordsville is a shining example of how well-preserved history can enrich our communities today,” said Senator Evan Bayh (D-IN). “The innovative programs of […]
First Lady Laura Bush will award the General Lew Wallace Study and Museum the 2008 National Medal for Museum and Library Service, the nation’s highest honor for museums and libraries, at a White House ceremony on October 7. Each year, the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), in […]
How awesome was the Taste of Montgomery County? Words cannot describe, but I’ll do my best anyway! There was so much to take in that day, I’ll just hit a few highlights. Of the twenty booths, I was only able to taste a few things, but one of my favorites […]
Even though Lew Wallace hated school as a child, he’s getting ready to launch back into the classroom – but this time as the teacher. The Lew Wallace Discovery Kit has been finished by intern Rachael Matthews and is reserved for a visit at St. Bernard’s School in just over […]
Summer at the Study has been a wonderous treat for the nature lovers. The gardens are in full glory and the wildlife has found a bountiful feast. Lantana, verbena, butterfly bushes and coneflowers are visited by goldfinches, hummingbirds and numerous varieties of butterflies. The yellow swallowtail butterfly is the most […]
Marketing Coordinator Kara Edie and I went to the Wabash College Community Day to spread some of our excitement about the upcoming Taste of Montgomery County! With the countdown well underway – only 4 days left – our goal was to make sure every Wabash student knew what was going […]
I came to the General Lew Wallace Study and Museum as an intern in the hopes of learning more about the business side of nonprofits and how I could go about making a career of marketing in the nonprofit sector. Marketing Intern Amanda Wesselmann, the Associate Director, took my desire […]
CRAWFORDSVILLE, IN, July 19, 2008— Deb King, Grounds Manager of the General Lew Wallace Study and Museum, is eager to fish from General Wallace’s moat, an activity that Wallace himself greatly enjoyed from 1898-1903. “General Wallace had a ‘moat’ dug around half of his Study during its construction, and he […]
Presentations represent daily life of Union soldiers under Wallace’s command CRAWFORDSVILLE, IN, June 21, 2008— The scent of campfires and the sounds of Stephen Foster songs will fill the air once again at the General Lew Wallace Study and Museum for its annual Civil War encampment weekend, July 12 and […]