You may know the Honeywell House as an elegant gathering spot for weddings, social events or meetings. But, did you know that it has deep historical roots as well? Conveniently located in Wabash at 720 N. Wabash Street, the former residence was home to Mark C. Honeywell ’s wife, Eugenia, from 1964 to 1974. Today, under The Honeywell Foundation’s management, the Honeywell House remains a lively entertainment and hospitality venue, and now serves as a cultural house museum. Rea

If you find yourself traveling down State Road 13 in Indiana, you will likely pass one of Wabash’s most prized nostalgic landmarks: the 13-24 Drive In. A short distance north of the intersection with Federal Road 24, the 13-24 Drive In has brought movie lovers together for 65 years. You may think of the 13-24 Drive In as the perfect spot to spend a star-filled summer night, but did you know it holds quite a bit of Wabash history? Let’s take a quick peek on the 13-24 Drive In’

You may have heard that The Honeywell Foundation will reach an exciting milestone this year—its 75th anniversary! Starting this month, we're hosting 75 Days of Gratitude: A 75-day long celebration, jam-packed with fun activities for community members and visitors to enjoy. But, before we start celebrating, we’d like to take a trip down memory lane. 75 years ago, Mark C. Honeywell, a successful industrialist and charitable member of society, brought his passion for the arts an

Attention Northern Indiana: Mark your calendars because you’re invited to a huge celebration this year! December 26, 2016 marks The Honeywell Foundation’s 75th Anniversary. To show our appreciation for the community and businesses that have been a part of our journey, we’re hosting 75 Days of Gratitude, which will commence on October 12, 2016. This milestone anniversary was made possible by the support and dedication from YOU — the visitors, residents, patrons, donors and vol