Studebaker National Museum

All apparel is 25% off from now until midnight on March 27. Use code APPAREL25 at checkout to receive your discount. Start shopping: store.studebakermuseum.org/products/Appar…

We hope you will join us tomorrow at 1:30pm for WNIT Presents: The American Revolution at the Museum Campus. Admission is free for lectures and presentations about ties between the American Revolution and South Bend. For more details: studebakermuseum.org/event/wnit-pre…

Can you identify anyone in this photo from our Archives? (Hint: the lettering all over the Studebaker might point you in the right direction!)

As a member of the Studebaker National Museum, you are entitled to many great benefits including free admission, discounts in our Museum Store, free or discounted public programs and so much more! Sign up here: studebakermuseum.org/support/member….

Looking forward to this week's program! abc57.com/news/the-stude…

These Studebakers are parked in front of the Peace Palace in the Netherlands. Which one would you pick for a cruise around The Hague?

Adopt a pint sized piece of Studebaker history with this Studebaker Junior Wagon. Studebaker Junior wagons were manufactured by South Bend Toy Company and were available for sale at Studebaker wagon dealerships. To adopt this vehicle, visit our website: store.studebakermuseum.org/products/Stude…

Next up in our Speaker Series on April 15 at 1:30pm, Archivist Andy will share about the Studebaker Lark. By the end, you will Love that Lark! studebakermuseum.org/event/love-tha…

For America250, the Studebaker National Museum and @historymuseumsb will be hosting special exhibitions and programs throughout the year, celebrating our local and national history! Look for our America250 logo and check out our website for more details: studebakermuseum.org/america-250/

Today, we honor the last day of Studebaker production on March 17, 1966. This last day of production occurred at Studebaker's Canadian plant in Hamilton, Ontario. Curator Kyle shares about Studebaker's history in Canada: youtu.be/Hz1681EG82o?si…

@TomNoller Not sure. Maybe @CarriageAssoc knows?

@studebakermus Wonder what became of the Kentucky company, after buying the horse-drawn works?

This 1920 Farm Wagon was the last farm wagon manufactured by Studebaker before the horse-drawn business was sold to the Kentucky Manufacturing Company in 1920 and the company fully focused on automotive production. It is on display in our Main Floor Gallery.

We look forward to seeing you tomorrow at 1:30 for our first Speaker Series of the year! abc57.com/news/studebake…

Just wishing for spring day and a cruise in a Golden Hawk!

This 1904 Model C is the oldest known surviving gasoline-powered Studebaker automobile. It was built in partnership with General Automobile Company of Cleveland, Ohio. As part of the Adopt-A-Car program, youcan adopt the vehicle here: store.studebakermuseum.org/products/1904-….

Make sure to join us NEXT WEEK Wednesday at 1:30pm for the kickoff to our Speaker Series for the year. We are diving into James Bond vehicles with The Ian Fleming Foundation ! studebakermuseum.org/event/restorin…

Bring the Jazz Age at the Bootlegger's Bash on April 17! Don your finest period attire and get ready for an unforgettable evening full of dancing, specialty cocktails from Journeyman Distillery, live music from the BlackHawk Broadcasters and more! studebakermuseum.org/event/bootlegg…

By giving to our General Operating Fund, you ensure that the Museum is funded to allow us to share the Studebaker story with every visitor that walks through our door. Donate here: studebakermuseum.app.neoncrm.com/forms/general-…

During my trip to the Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals in Chicago, I rented a car and drove with my bud Alan Munro to South Bend, Indiana. It’s an easy two-hour trip to visit the Studebaker National Museum, which is a more interesting attraction than any Notre Dame gridiron game (RIP Lou Holtz). journal.classiccars.com/2026/03/07/stu…

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