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17 Friday / April 17, 2015

Wylie House Museum Spring Speaker Series: 19th Century Campus Coeds, Female Faculty, the Panthygatric and More!

03:00 pm to 04:00 pm
Wylie House Museum: Morton C. Bradley Education Center - 317 E. 2nd St
http://www.indiana.edu/~libwylie/events.html

Talks are free and held on Friday afternoons at Wylie House Museum’s Morton C. Bradley, Jr. Education Center, located next door to the museum at 317 E. Second St.

Dina Kellams, Associate Archivist, Indiana University Archives

What do we know about IU’s first coed Sarah Parke Morrison and the women who followed her? What was the male dominated campus environment like for them? What did they do for fun? Join Kellams to hear more about 19th century campus coeds, female faculty, and the Panthygatric Dance!

Cost: Free

For more information contact:

Carey Beam
(812)855-6224
[email protected]

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