Exhibition explores the forces that catalyzed the Victorians’ obsession with houseplants and examines how today’s houseplant craze both recalls and differs from the Victorian version of 150 years ago.
Exhibition explores the forces that catalyzed the Victorians’ obsession with houseplants and examines how today’s houseplant craze both recalls and differs from the Victorian version of 150 years ago.
Exhibition explores the forces that catalyzed the Victorians’ obsession with houseplants and examines how today’s houseplant craze both recalls and differs from the Victorian version of 150 years ago.
Exhibition explores the forces that catalyzed the Victorians’ obsession with houseplants and examines how today’s houseplant craze both recalls and differs from the Victorian version of 150 years ago.
Exhibition explores the forces that catalyzed the Victorians’ obsession with houseplants and examines how today’s houseplant craze both recalls and differs from the Victorian version of 150 years ago.
Spend 90-minute sketching in Evergreen's Main Library!
Exhibition explores the forces that catalyzed the Victorians’ obsession with houseplants and examines how today’s houseplant craze both recalls and differs from the Victorian version of 150 years ago.
Join scholar and author Gaylord Torrence for a fascinating talk about the challenges of curating Native American objects.
Exhibition explores the forces that catalyzed the Victorians’ obsession with houseplants and examines how today’s houseplant craze both recalls and differs from the Victorian version of 150 years ago.
Undergraduate students with an interest in and experience with history, museums, and/or material culture are encouraged to apply for the 2023 Pinkard-Bolton internship at Homewood Museum.
Exhibition explores the forces that catalyzed the Victorians’ obsession with houseplants and examines how today’s houseplant craze both recalls and differs from the Victorian version of 150 years ago.
Exhibition explores the forces that catalyzed the Victorians’ obsession with houseplants and examines how today’s houseplant craze both recalls and differs from the Victorian version of 150 years ago.