A comfortable and relaxing place to enjoy a fine cup of coffee. They also serve bakery items, soup and sandwiches.

Local coffee shop featuring Starbucks coffees, great snacks, wifi, and a cozy place to meet with friends!

All of our coffee is Micro Roasted in house and we only deal in Fair Trade/ Organic Coffee.Nudge coffee is all about community. Whether it’s the community where the coffee is grown and harvested, or the communities that we are serving in, we want to be the best we can be for the community.

We source fair trade from all over the world, roast, and brew all of the coffee right here, so you know it’s fresh. If you come in at just the right time, you’ll see the green beans go into the roaster, and if you stick around for just a little bit, you’ll witness the roasted beans come out!

All of our coffee is Micro Roasted in house and we only deal in Fair Trade/ Organic Coffee.Nudge coffee is all about community. Whether it’s the community where the coffee is grown and harvested, or the communities that we are serving in, we want to be the best we can be for the community.

We source fair trade from all over the world, roast, and brew all of the coffee right here, so you know it’s fresh. If you come in at just the right time, you’ll see the green beans go into the roaster, and if you stick around for just a little bit, you’ll witness the roasted beans come out!

Serves breakfast, lunch, drinks and coffee

Located just off of the Hutsonville Bridge on downtown Main Street, just a short stroll from the Wabash River, Wabash Coffee House is the epitome of small town atmosphere! We offer daily lunch specials Monday through Friday. We carry a long list of available coffees for you to sit and enjoy while soaking in the history of Hutsonville found within our walls. Create your own panini sandwich to enjoy with a cup of our homemade soup, or devour our crowd-pleasing pecan pie muffin, warmed up and served with vanilla ice cream and drizzled with caramel sauce! We’re a great setting for small group gatherings or meetings. Be sure to stop by, have a bite to eat, and peruse the antiques, with new items always added daily! You never know what you might find! If you’ve been in to see us, please feel free to leave us a message and be sure to share our page with your friends!

Unique shopping experience, 3 floors of treasures for you to explore. We are ready for you to come treasure hunting here.

The marquee is patterned after the grand marquees of the 1920s, but the audio-visual equipment is state of the art. Three screens run first-run movies.

The 19th-century courthouse has a great view of the town’s hundreds of crab apple, red bud, and cherry trees in season. It is the centerpiece of the Square which is lined with shops, a theatre and restaurants.

The Theatre is housed in what was originally the Greenville Steam Laundry, the Hygienic Ice Company, the Hygienic Dairy and the Ice Cream Company. Today, plays are performed for almost 3,000 patrons each year with a season of up to six plays. Now the sewing machines in the costume shop create colorful dresses, hats and capes rather than work gloves.

See lodge initiation devices and related paraphernalia from the early 1900s like the low-down buck goat, lung tester and invisible paddle machine. Today, DeMoulin is one of the nation’s leading manufacturers of band uniforms.
September-May: Saturday 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
June-August: Friday 1:00-3:00 p.m., Saturday 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., Sunday 2:00-4:00 p.m.
Free Admission

Formerly a private residence, this is now home to an extensive collection of Civil War and WWI memorabilia, Indian artifacts, domestic arts and items from local manufacturers.

The museum features hundreds of sculptural pieces by Richard Bock, best known for his work with architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Hours for the museum are Monday-Friday by appointment only. To make an appointment, please call 618-664-6724

H.J. Long Gymnasium, a 2,000 seat venue, houses varsity volleyball and basketball and the Crum Recreation Center has a terrific gym setup for basketball, tennis or volleyball.

Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas both spoke here during their historic U.S. Senate race in 1858. The site, once a grove of trees, is marked with a stone plaque.

This honors generations of soldiers who sacrificed their lives for their country.

Located at the modern Jr. High School, the building was restored by retired teachers.

At LuBobs you will find breakfast, sandwiches, dinners, pizza, homemade pies and soft freeze any time of day. LuBobs has always strived to be affordable and top quality and is known as the “Home of Homemade”. We have become known far and wide for great breakfasts with our signature rope sausage, Paul Bunyan skillets and the best ever pancakes. Biscuits and made-from-scratch sausage gravy, horse shoes and pony shoes are an all-time favorite as well as our homemade fruit and cream pies. Our menu includes such items as beef and noodles and chicken and noodles made with our famous homemade noodles. We also serve homemade Swiss steak, meatloaf, lasagna, ham and beans, salmon patties, chili, potato soup, spaghetti, and much more. We have the best pizzas in the area. Lubobs is also known for beef Manhattans and pork Manhattans. 

Farm implements, tools, tractors and other equipment dating back 100 years are featured. Open Saturdays May- October 9a.m.- 3p.m. or by appointment and for special events.

Winery in a beautiful setting with delicious food, features fresh brick oven pizzas and Family Vine’s own specialty wines. Open Thurs. – Sat. 11 a.m. – 9 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.

This working dairy has been in the Marcoot family for seven generations. Bring your family to see all aspects of the farm from raising calves through milk, ice cream, butter, and cheese production.