“Rockne: His Greatest Games” traces Knute Rockne’s rise in college football through the games that made him a legend – first as a sure-handed end catching passes from Gus Dorais and later as the mastermind on the sidelines who turned Notre Dame into a national powerhouse.
The year is 1910 in Chicago, and despite rampant strikes and protests, factory owner and businessman Sidney Bluth holds an extravagant party aboard his personal ship, the SS Seward.
The year is 1910 in Chicago, and despite rampant strikes and protests, factory owner and businessman Sidney Bluth holds an extravagant party aboard his personal ship, the SS Seward.
Calling all witches, ghouls, ghosts, and goblins! Explore the galleries at The History Museum and the galleries of the Studebaker National Museum at Trunk-or-Treat at the Museums.
Since the first boats were placed on the Great Lakes’ waters, there have been wrecks. The best known of around 6,000 shipwrecks is the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
One of the most classic and beloved Christmas activities is caroling—bringing joy and cheer to families and neighborhoods through the power of song.
Educators are invited to Gallery Talks for Teachers, presented by The History Museum and the Studebaker National Museum to learn about educational offerings.
In his presentation “American Coach: Frank Leahy,” guest speaker Ivan Maisel will discuss the relationship between Knute Rockne and Frank Leahy.
The History Museum’s mailing address is 808 West Washington Street, South Bend, IN 46601. The main entrance to The History Museum and the Studebaker National Museum is located at 897 Thomas Street, which is one block south of Washington Street. Click Here for Directions and Map