Wylie House Museum

Worked in 1835 and possessed and worked by Indiana University Libraries, the Wylie House Museum was the home of Andrew Wylie, the primary leader of Indiana University, and his family. Today, the memorable house is a historical center devoted to showing life at the Wylie home in the mid-nineteenth century, and it offers guided visits to the general population.

Adjusting itself to the grounds educational modules, the exhibition hall likewise gives instructive projects and research open doors for understudies and staff of the University. Free guided visits are led each day of the week from May to November, and the Wylie House has a little blessing shop where guests can buy legacy seeds developed in the exhibition hall gardens.