Address
706 E 4th St
Hobart, IN 46342
Phone
219-942-0970
Hours
Monday to Friday: By Appointment
Saturday: 10AM - 12PM
Sunday: Closed

Below are the remarks presented by Tiffany Tolbert at the 2026 Annual Dinner of the Hobart Historical Society. The topic theme was, “Preservation Perspectives: Insights on Preservation in Hobart’s Downtown Lake George Commercial Historic District” and presented during the evening…

As we are nearing the end of celebrating of the United States Semiquincentennial, we should reflect on our early settlers that were settling Hobart before the US had celebrated 50, let alone 250 years. Most of those early settlers are…

Join us for Behind the Bricks—a self-guided historic walk where each participating storefront reveals a story. With the help of the Hobart Historical Society, you’ll uncover fun facts, unique architecture, and the people who shaped our city taking place Thursday,…

The Hobart Historical Society is collaborating with Northwest Indiana’s Chapter of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors (NAWCC) to host an informational session, encouraging members of the community to bring watches and clocks to the event to learn…

The Hobart Historical Society is collaborating with Northwest Indiana’s Chapter of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors (NAWCC) to host an informational session, encouraging members of the community to bring watches and clocks to the event to learn…

“Earle-Fest!” is a community showcase taking place Friday, April 24, 2026 beginning at 2:00 p.m. for the newly processed and organized George Earle Collection, founder of Liverpool, Hobart, and Lake Station. The showcase is hosted by Michael White and Dan…

The Hobart Historical Society is collaborating with Northwest Indiana’s Chapter of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors (NAWCC) to host an informational session, encouraging members of the community to bring watches and clocks to the event to learn…

The Legacy Foundation of Northwest Indiana has contributed funds through a capacity building grant that has provided the Hobart Historical Society opportunities to move forward with new projects in support of community members throughout Northwest Indiana. Christopher Kosovich, treasurer of…

New fiber optic high speed internet is now flowing into the Hobart Historical Society. The internet service will enhance capacity for the volunteer staff to research and serve guests visiting the museum building located in downtown Hobart. “We have some…

The Hobart Historical Society is hosting their annual Christmas Open House providing the community with a special opportunity to browse the exhibits and find unique local items in the gift shop. Local author Pastor Charles Strietelmeier will also be present…