Studebaker National Museum
Specialty Museum · South Bend, Indiana
The national collection of the Studebaker Corporation, in South Bend, where the company built wagons from 1852 and cars until 1963. It holds the carriage in which Abraham Lincoln rode to Ford's Theatre on the night he was shot, along with presidential carriages used by Grant, Harrison and McKinley, and a full run of Studebaker vehicles from farm wagon to the Avanti. It shares a building with The History Museum, which covers South Bend and the Oliver family, on a combined ticket.
201 South Chapin Street, South Bend, Indiana, 46601, United States
Open daily year-round, generally 10:00 to 17:00 and from noon on Sundays, with limited holiday closures. The Oliver Mansion, on the combined ticket, is by timed guided tour with the last departure well before closing.
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