The "Red Ball Logo" is one of the most iconic symbols of the Studebaker Corporation. Learn more about the logo and how it became synonymous with the Studebaker National Museum in a video on our YouTube channel, featuring Curator Kyle Sater. https://t.co/icd0wknmBx

The Studebaker National Museum and The History Museum will be closed on December 24-25 and January 1 to allow our teams to spend time with their families and loved ones. We are open the rest of the holiday season and hope you plan a visit to see us!

Step into a future that almost was. Astral Visions: Vehicles of Tomorrow, takes you back to the 1950s—an era when the Space Age promised limitless energy and "far-out" designs.

From 12/19-12/31/25, every new membership purchased will be entered in a drawing for a Campus gift basket, valued at $100. This includes memberships to The History Museum and Campus memberships. Purchase a membership today!"

The initial lineup for Studebaker’s 1947 model year included a wood-bodied station wagon, but before production began it was dropped. The body was recovered in 1980 and restored from 1994 to 2012, with assistance from the Studebaker Drivers Club, volunteers, and private donors.

Adopt a vehicle! Your inscription is placed with the vehicle of your choosing for one year and proceeds are used to care for the Museum’s collection. This 1857 Studebaker Phaeton buggy is the oldest known surviving vehicle made by the Studebaker Corp.

Whether you’re craving hot cocoa or your favorite Studebaker roast, our Santa Fe Bistro mugs deliver comfort and classic style. Available in warm Terra Cotta or rich Green, each 16 oz. mug features a black rim and bold white Studebaker lettering. https://t.co/qUOqO4kPG3

Early Studebaker atuomotive sales materials blended fine illustration with precise technical diagrams. Here’s a glimpse into that era through original pieces from our Archives. Discover more historic documents on the Museum’s Photo Shelter. https://t.co/tGPLQt0yyA

In 1963 Studebaker leaned into their performance series and released the R2 powered Super Lark and Super Hawk. Anyone out there confirmed these speed records with their car?

Did you Know? In 1957 Studebaker-Packard reached an agreement to become the distributor for Mercedes-Benz in the US. The agreement grew Mercedes Benz sales in the US from 36 cars in 1953 to over 12,000 units in 1959. Learn more on the Museum Blog: https://t.co/2IzZAQb0IA

Adopt a vehicle! Your inscription is placed with the vehicle of your choosing for one year and proceeds are used to care for the Museum’s collection. One example is this pony cart, from 1900. This particular cart was owned by Dwight D. Eisenhower during his childhood.

Just now Last chance to get 25% off almost everything at the Museum Store this year! https://t.co/4MpvvSnh7D In the Shopping Cart- under your Total, click “Redeem Coupon,” enter Promo Coupon Code and hit “Apply” Promo Coupon: last25

November's Speaker Series lecture on "Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes" is live on our YouTube Channel now. Check out this wonderful lecture by Travis Childs today! https://t.co/gHiKsoeBSw

You may have heard about our friends at The Studebaker Chronicles whose goal is to drive their 1963 GT Hawk around the world. Check out the car and its journey in a special display open now through January 19, 2026. https://t.co/DwAq4ZbB0b

Rev up your brainpower and get ready for a high-octane night of fun at the Studebaker National Museum’s Annual Trivia Night! Our 2026 Trivia Night will be Saturday, February 7. Registration is open now! https://t.co/RUljDI19HZ

A prominent feature of the Studebaker complex in South Bend was the coal power plant. It produced a peak load of about 235,000 kilowatt hours of electricity per day - three quarters of the factory's needs.

What was your car in High School? This photo was captured in 1953 in front of John Adams High School in South Bend. The school still operates today. The car is the iconic 1953 Studebaker Starliner designed by Raymond Loewy Associates under the direction of Robert Bourke.

Your Giving Tuesday gift goes THREE times as far this Giving Tuesday when your Leighton Award Challenge Grant is matched 2:1. Your generosity preserves iconic vehicles, inspire future innovators, and fuels the Studebaker legacy. https://t.co/JMWlavjowm

It's our best sale of the year! Get 30% off almost everything at the Museum Store. https://t.co/4MpvvSnh7D In the Shopping Cart- under your Total, click “Redeem Coupon,” enter Promo Coupon Code and hit “Apply” Promo Coupon: cyber30 *Offer expires midnight December 1, 2025.

We will be closed today (11/30) along with The History Museum due to inclement weather. Stay safe and warm!