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Northern Indiana Center for History, South Bend

808 W Washington St, South Bend, IN 46601-1439

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Contact: 574-235-9664

The Northern Indiana Center for History is housed in an elegant, 38-room Victorian Romanesque Queen Anne mansion, with ... More

Northern Indiana Center for History

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The Northern Indiana Center for History is housed in an elegant, 38-room Victorian Romanesque Queen Anne mansion, with original furnishings on all three floors. Other important sites include a 1930s cottage, a South Bend gallery, a gallery of Notre Dame history, exhibitions, and a children's museum.

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Reviews for Northern Indiana Center for History: 3

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i love to go here

By A Yahoo! Contributor, 4/10/09

i love going here my boyfriend and i visit every year we love it. he love the old cars and i love the old house. so its a place for al most anyone to go to...

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Whoop-de-doo

By elev1023, 9/23/07

It is mostly all about the Studebaker cars since they are in the same building. There is nothing that special about this as a historical place. Your time and money would be better spent elsewhere.

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Great place for nostalga and more

By General Sherman, 7/20/07

The museum covers a great span of time. I most enjoyed the exhibits of "stuff" from the 20th century. It is next to the Studebaker Museum and you can get a combo admission. A must see place. Be sure to tour the mansion that's on the campus. Easy parking too.

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