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Honeywell House In Wabash, Indiana

Since Honeywell is so much in the news due to Covid D, I thought you might light to take the tour of the Honeywell House.  I have dined here for brunch and it is open to the public to tour. They have a Honeywell Civic Center, too.  It brings in some really big names for entertainment.   Mrs. Honeywell died in a fire in her bedroom so much of it had to be rebuilt.  They have weddings here and I'm not sure.... but I think now you can stay the night like a bed and breakfast. It's not far from where I live. Mrs. Honeywell has a lot of wonderful china collections from all over the world that I was privileged to see.  Go here for the tour of more of the house if you are interested.... honeywellhouse.org/photos

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Sorry about the Covid D....Don't know why I did that and it won't let me correct it...LOL!

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@jubilant   That looks so lovely!  I would like to visit it someday........thank you for posting.

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It would be fascinating to visit, @jubilant !   What a tragic incident with Mrs. Honeywell.  My aunt died that way, years and years ago, and it is so sad to contemplate.   I can well imagine the collections are beautiful.

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Looks like it would be a beautiful place to visit. And eating there would be right up my alley.

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@Oznell wrote:

It would be fascinating to visit, @jubilant !   What a tragic incident with Mrs. Honeywell.  My aunt died that way, years and years ago, and it is so sad to contemplate.   I can well imagine the collections are beautiful.


So sad about your aunt. It is tragic to lose a loved one in such a way.  

 

Eugenia Honeywell offered so much to the little town of Wabash.  She turned everything over to Indiana University  upon her death as she wanted to be sure the Arts were kept alive. IU has kept up her traditions and it's a real asset to our state. 

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OMG - I've actually BEEN to Wabash - whilst in my 2nd year of college in 1982 and the lil trailer house I was staying in (my roommate's family lived in) was nothing as grand as this.

Tho her home was nice and her family had obvious pride in ownership, it was nothing as glorious.

 

The open space and abundance of farmland in Wabash was amazing to me.....a city girl from Philly.

 

Thanks for sharing this.  It's very beautiful!

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What a beautiful home!  I love the furnishings and the master bedroom and sunroom are my favorites!  Much of the decor and furnishings are my taste and I could easily live here!  Just so much appeal.

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@ECBG  thanks for the link.  All of a sudden instead of seeing a posted picture I am just seeing box!