Wabash College
college, Crawfordsville, Indiana, United States
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Crawfordsville
- In Crawfordsville
Wabash College for men was founded there in 1832 by Presbyterian missionaries. Crawfordsville was the home of General Lew Wallace, author of Ben-Hur; Henry S. Lane, statesman; and Maurice Thompson, poet and novelist. Wallace’s study (1896) and Lane’s home (1836) are preserved as museums. Shades…
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founding by Mills
- In Caleb Mills
…a school that later became Wabash College. At first he was the sole instructor as well as principal, but by 1835 Wabash College had a faculty and Mills was professor of languages. He later served variously as principal of the preparatory department and of the normal school, professor of Greek…
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