Dubois County Museum

Dubois County Museum Celebrating the past history of Dubois County through numerous exhibits and artifacts. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.

The Dubois County Museum is a Not for Profit Organization that is staffed and managed by a director, community members and volunteers. It is open to visitors Tuesday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM and on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. Admission charged. $5 for adults, $3 for high school students. $2 for middle school and elementary students and free to those 4 and younger.

Get your reservation in for Tea with Teddy and Me.  Plenty of activities, games, food and fun! Deadline is June 25.  Ema...
06/21/2025

Get your reservation in for Tea with Teddy and Me. Plenty of activities, games, food and fun! Deadline is June 25. Email [email protected].

Look what the museum has to offer during the summer.
06/18/2025

Look what the museum has to offer during the summer.

Have you checked out our Model Train Room lately?  New things being added.
06/18/2025

Have you checked out our Model Train Room lately? New things being added.

Don't forget to get your reservation in to Stacy Helming for the Tea with Teddy and Me. Address is on flyer.
06/18/2025

Don't forget to get your reservation in to Stacy Helming for the Tea with Teddy and Me. Address is on flyer.

06/12/2025

Yes, the museum plans to be open on Sunday, June 15, 1-4pm. Come share the rich history of Dubois County with your family.

Summertime!  Got to love it!  Come visit us.  Challenge your crew to find the sensors that set off a sound in the differ...
06/03/2025

Summertime! Got to love it! Come visit us. Challenge your crew to find the sensors that set off a sound in the different exhibits.
Here is a copy of our E News and a copy of the monthly events.

The Dubois County Museum announces the winners of their Second Annual Photo Contest.  A total of ninety photos were ente...
06/03/2025

The Dubois County Museum announces the winners of their Second Annual Photo Contest. A total of ninety photos were entered in the contest: with four photos entered by youth and eighty-six registered by adults. No teens entered this year. Judging was held during the month of May by the public and by two local professional photographers, B.C. Baggett and Robert McCarty. Cash prizes were presented in the two categories.
The winners of the People Choice Awards for adults were in First place- Susie Kutch with “Animal- Coons”, in second place-John Dillon with “After the Storm”, and in third place went to Laurie Wilhite with “Mt. Hood Reflection”. In the Youth Category first place went to Allie Lueken with “Wyatt the Dog”. The second-place winner was Luis Bradford with “Looking for Dinner”.
The Professional Photographers selected for first place in the adult category John Dillon with “After the Storm’, second place to Susie Kutch for “Black & White” and for third place Cameron Schoenbachler for “The Long Haul”. In the Youth category Aaliyah Bradford won with her photo of “Spring Beauty”.
The professional judges also selected twenty photos for Honorable Mention Recognition. They were Elaine Hopf with “Columbine”, Tasia Baker with “Raindrops & Noseys” and “Bee Kind”, Susie Kutch with “Animal-Coons” and “Tanager”, Sandy Fischer with “Giving Hands” and “Sunset Serenity”, Lynn Mehringer with “Puppy Love End to End”, Kris Gutgsell with “Down Home”, Christy Vaal with “Puppy Delivery”, and “Reminiscing with Dad”, Barb Keusch with “Close Encounter” and “The Landing”, Laurie Wilhite with “Redwoods”, James Patterson with “Cardinal”, Cameron Schoenbachler with “petals”, Anthony Wolfe with “Orchid”, Eric Russ with “Oreo Sunbathing”, Connie Mundy with “Sunset over the Square”, and Janice Williams with “Land Between the Lake”. Youth Honorable Mention went to Luis Bradford with “For the Lookout for My Babies”.
The photos will continue to be displayed till August 10 for visitors to view the photos. Photos may be picked up at the museum after August 10.
Winners may pick up their prizes at the lobby desk.

05/23/2025

The Dubois County Museum WILL be open on Saturday. May 24 and Sunday, May 25. We are closed on Monday.

Voting continues for the Photo Contest.   Voting ends June 1.  Winners announced June 3.
05/21/2025

Voting continues for the Photo Contest. Voting ends June 1. Winners announced June 3.

05/15/2025

The annual Chalk Walk at the Thyen-Clark Cultural Center is Saturday, May 17. Check out the goody bag for a free admission pass to the Dubois County Museum. Use it to visit the largest county museum in the state.

Address

2704 N. Newton Street (US 231)
Jasper, IN
47546

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 2pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
Thursday 10am - 2pm
Friday 10am - 2pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 1pm - 4pm

Telephone

+18126347733

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