Ben Hur Museum
The General Lew Wallace Study Museum in Crawfordsville, Indiana, is dedicated to preserving the legacy of Major General Lew Wallace, a multifaceted figure in American history known for his contributions as a soldier, author, and diplomat. The museum houses personal memorabilia and educational programs that celebrate Wallace's enduring impact, particularly through his famous novel, "Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ," which stands as the best-selling book of the nineteenth century.
Visitors can explore the study Wallace designed and built in 1895, where he penned "Ben-Hur," and engage in various events that highlight his qualities of leadership and innovation. The museum is committed to educating audiences of all ages about Wallace's life and accomplishments while fostering appreciation for his cultural and historical significance.
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