SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Architectural historian and Indiana Landmarks Northern Region Director, Todd Zeiger, will host a lecture at the Studebaker National Museum discussing the architectural legacy of the Studebaker Family throughout South Bend. 

The Studebaker Family has constructed many different residences, houses of worship, and commercial structures throughout the state. 

Zieger will discuss the origins of the architecture, as well as its many uses.

The Studebaker Museum Speaker Series occurs on the third Wednesday of every month in between March and Oct. at 1:30 p.m. 

Presented by the Campisi Family Education Fund, the lecture is held in the Wiekamp Auditorium. 

Admission will be $2, but members of the Museum can be admitted for free. 

For more information about the Speaker Series, visit the Studebaker National Museum website.