WABASH, IN – The exhibit, “Selections from the Honeywell House Collection,” presented by Honeywell
Arts & Entertainment, is now on display at the Clark Gallery in the Honeywell Center through July 6. The
exhibit features a curated selection of art and decorative objects that reflect the timeless beauty and grace of
the Honeywell House.
The collection provides a glimpse into the life and interests of Mrs. Eugenia Honeywell through pieces that
once filled her home, reflecting her appreciation for the arts. It includes original works, reproductions, prints,
and household objects, each contributing to the atmosphere and character of the Honeywell House.
Together, the pieces offer a look at the history of the Honeywell House. Rather than focusing on individual
objects, the exhibit invites guests to view the collection as part of a larger story, highlighting the home, its
contents, and Mrs. Honeywell’s influence.
As the home undergoes a $3 million revitalization, this exhibit celebrates its legacy and looks ahead to its
continued life in Wabash.
The Clark Gallery is named through a generous donation from the Clark Family and supported by the Kim
Clark Family Endowment Fund, as well as gifts from individual and corporate contributors.
The Clark Gallery hosts exhibits by students, amateurs, and professional artists. Visual art experiences are
an important part of the Honeywell Arts & Entertainment mission of providing arts, education, and
entertainment for all. Clark Gallery exhibits are made possible in part by Borders and Beyond Gallery &
Framing, City of Wabash, Grandstaff-Hentgen Funeral Service, Intrasect, Oswalt-Thomas Sales & Service,
Schlemmer Brothers Metalworks, and Wabash Woollen Works, LLC. To learn more, visit honeywellarts.org.
