Studebaker National Museum
South Bend, Indiana
(Permanent Local Attraction)
The Museum, located at the corner of Thomas and Chapin St., in downtown South Bend, Indiana brings the history of Studebaker back to life. The museum houses 120 vehicles including several one-of-a-kind, which include a 1956 Packard Predictor and 1934 Bendix SWC.
The Archives section has over 70 tons of paper documents from the Studebaker Corp. and Packard Motor Co., which includes photos, production records and news articles.
The Museum Store has collectibles, apparel, books/videos and much more for the Studebaker collector.
In 1852 Henry & Clement Studebaker opened the H & C Studebaker Blacksmith Shop, which later became the Studebaker Brothers Mfg. Co. - maker of the Worlds largest manufacturer of wagons and buggies. The automotive era began with the electric car in 1902 and closed the South Bend plant in 1963. Production continued with the Avanti, in Hamilton, Ontario until 1966.
Studebaker National Museum
201 S. Chapin Street, South Bend, Indiana 46601
574-235-9714 / 888-391-5600
Admission
Adults - $8.00
Seniors over 60 - $6.50
Students over 6 - $5.00
5 and under and Museum Members - FREE
(Group Tours are Welcome)
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