Illinois
Durley Hall
Friday, March 10, 1882
The Decorative Arts
Newspaper report
The Pantagraph, (Bloomington), March 11, 1882, p.4
Durley Hall
NE corner of Main and Jefferson Streets, Bloomington, IL
Built: 1872 (Alfred E. Piquenard, architect)
Opened: December 12, 1872
Destroyed (fire): June 19, 1900
Related:
Ashley House
NW corner of Center and Jefferson Streets on the Courthouse Square, Bloomington, IL
Built: 1857—1862
Wilde’s room: No. 9
Later known as: The Windsor (latter 1880s)
Destroyed (fire): June 19, 1900, the Great Bloomington Fire
Replaced by: Illinois House
WILDE DONATES LANGTRY'S AUTOGRAPH
COUNCILLORS LEAVE TO HEAR OSCAR
The Pantagraph (Bloomington), March 13, 1882, p.4
The Pantagraph (Bloomington), March 11, 1882, p.3
See letter below in which Wilde confirms that his mail had just arrived.
Complete Letters
Oscar Wilde In America | © John Cooper, 2023
