Dr. Ted’s Musical Marvels 11896 S. US 231, Dale (1/2 mile N. off I-64, exit 57b); 812.937.4250; drteds.com This one-of-a-kind museum offers a colossal collection of restored mechanical musical instruments from around the world. From music boxes and nickelodeons to the cheerful sounds of orchestrions, street organs and player pianos, Dr. Ted’s embodies unique pieces from the 1800s to the mid-1900s. Available to groups of 15 or more Dubois County Museum 2704 Newton St., Jasper; 812.634.7733; duboiscountymuseum.org The largest county museum in the state of Indiana, this 50,000 sq ft. museum showcases the rich German heritage and history of the area. Walk through“Main Street Dubois County”, featuring 17 rooms reminiscent of the 1890s. Enjoy a hands-on children’s area, the log cabin, the historic progression of farm machinery, and numerous exhibits including those on sports and military, the furniture industry, early settler life, and the Wildlife Adventure Room, showcasing wild game from all over the world. Huntingburg Museum 508 E. 4th St., Huntingburg; 812.683.2211; huntingburg-in.gov This museum illustrates the life and times of the people of Huntingburg through pictures, artifacts, and other documentation including various war memorabilia, a 1901 “Huntingburg Tour Car”, items from“A League of Their Own”and the bed of Colonel Geiger, founder of Huntingburg. Indiana Baseball Hall of Fame 850 College Ave., Jasper; 812.482.2262; indbaseballhalloffame.org Dedicated to the sport of baseball and its Indiana heroes, this museum showcases memorabilia from high school, collegiate and professional athletes throughout the Hoosier State. Call your own ball or strike and participate in other interactive displays. Other exhibits include a unique sampling of jerseys, gloves, bats and plaques significant to the history of Indiana baseball. This facility is located on the Vincennes University Jasper Campus. 10
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