The Barker Mansion is currently closed for continued restoration. We will reopen in April. The Barker Cottage will remain open for events and rental opportunities. Follow us on social media for updates.
Tiffany Studios – Turtle-Back Desk Lamp – Early 20th Century In this feature, Barker Mansion Events Coordinator Craig Golbesky writes about one of the most
Nestled in the heart of Michigan City, The Barker Mansion has long stood as a symbol of historic significance. This landmark is now set to
The Rogers Family Legacy at haskell & barker car company In this feature, Barker Mansion volunteer Kirk Rogers writes about his family’s long personal & professional
Victorian Mouring In this feature, Alexa Cano, Visitors Services for the Barker Mansion, who is leading the organization of the newly expanded archive rooms, writes
The French Room In this month’s feature, Nichole Sheaffer of Terrawood Design & Custom Wood Craft writes about one of her favorite rooms in the collection.
Travel Trunks of the mansion In this month’s feature, Michele Gustin, Program & Operations Manager at The Barker Mansion, writes about one of her favorite
The History and Practice of refinishing fine wood floors In this feature, Chris Grohs of Terrawood Design & Custom Wood Craft, whose craftmanship is restoring
A portrait of Catherine barker hickox In this feature, Sarane Hickox Ross reflects on the portrait artist Elizabeth Shoumatoff (1888-1980), one of whose paintings is
Thank you for celebrating the 2022 Christmas Season with us at The Barker Mansion. We had a wonderful season and hope you did too!
Christmas Traditions From The Gilded Age “Happy Holidays, Fellow History Lovers!” When we think about the holiday season, certain festive images spring to mind: Christmas
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Please see below hours of operation:
The Barker Mansion: closed for restoration
The Barker Cottage: Open for events & rental opportunities
631 Washington St, Michigan City, IN 46360
Phone: (219) 873-1520
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Terms Of Use
The Barker Mansion has an accessibility ramp in the rear of the building so guests can access the first floor and first floor bathroom. The lower level is accessible via two chair lifts. We ask that those who require the ramp call ahead so that staff can meet guests at the side entrance on 7th Street: (219) 873-1520. Please contact the Mansion with any questions. We are happy to help!
