archivist with the Studebaker National Museum. It arrived at the museum at 201 Chapin St. on Sept. 29 at 8:30 p.m., said Beckman, who has the moment etched in his brain and had the opportunity ...

A look at the history of personal audio and personal transportation from the earliest days of purpose-built car radios will be presented by Kyle Sater, the Studebaker National Museum curator.

There was only one way to top that first Harley-Davidson exhibit. The Studebaker National Museum put Harley-Davidson alongside a vintage collection of all the American-made motorcycles — Harley ...

Somehow the two were separated and the cars are now in the structure that once housed South Bend’s Studebaker dealership. Among the museum’s features is a special exhibit of eight Studebaker ...

SOUTH BEND — The Studebaker National Museum presents the lecture “Landaus, Tourers and Broughams, OH MY!” at 1:30 p.m.

SOUTH BEND — For a pop-up exhibit during the holiday season, Studebaker National Museum decided to spotlight a company with ...

A car used for filming is still with us and on display at the Studebaker National Museum (where your author interned nearly a decade ago), having been donated many years ago the Studebaker Drivers ...

(AP) — Although Chevrolet introduced the Cameo Carrier in 1955 as the first pickup truck marketed for everyday transport, the one currently on display at the Studebaker National Museum hasn’t ...

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - A new exhibit was unveiled at the Studebaker National Museum. The “Top of the Line: Studebaker’s President” features Studebaker’s premier model that debuted in 1927.

The first dual exhibit at the neighboring Studebaker National Museum and The History Museum in South Bend trots out big, heavy artifacts of war — and little ones, too — with stories of how ...

SOUTH BEND — The Studebaker National Museum presents “Ford’s Willow Run Bomber Plant” at 1:30 p.m. Nov. 10 at 201 Chapin St. Presented by Matt Anderson, Curator of Transportation at The ...

The owner knew the museum might have to wait a long time to ever have another chance at one of the Studebaker racers. The Studebaker National Museum acquired No. 34, one of the four known to exist ...