Hymn & Hawe Country Store

Hymn & Hawe Country Store

Posted by  //  November 8, 2021  //  Local Business

Hymn & Hawe Country Store is located at 43 Genesee Street in the heart of historic Greene, NY.  This unique store is part antiques, vintage furniture and decor and part old-time general store which features organic groceries and gourmet foods. Hymn & Hawe specializes in stained glass lamps, beautiful custom upholstered furniture along with unique florals and decor. The general store side is packed full of local items like Kemmeran Family Farms beef, Kutik’s honey, Windy Acres Maple Syrup products, Fojo Beans coffee and River Rock Soaps. The general store also carries retro toys and candy and features a reading area where customers can peruse through the books section while enjoying a cup of tea or coffee. The checkout counter, which is original to the 1869 old hardware store, features a 1921 Remington cash register and gift wrapping center.  This beautiful store also has a jewelry counter featuring antique, vintage and contemporary pieces.

Hymn & Hawe Country Store is owned and operated by Joe Saam and Tim Murray. The two best friends hand select every piece of furniture and decor and curate beautiful displays throughout the 4,000 square foot retail space. Joe and Tim have created a space that has become a destination in Chenango County and beyond for customers looking for high quality one of a kind furnishings and functional antiques along with organic groceries and gourmet foods.

If you’re looking for a fun day trip, come to Greene, NY. When you drive through the picturesque downtown you will see it’s like stepping back in time. It has been said that when you enter Hymn and Hawe Country Store, it’s like walking the footsteps of your ancestors. It truly is a unique shopping experience. The store hours are Wednesday through Saturday 10am to 6pm and Sundays 12pm to 4pm. Questions or looking for something special call us (607) 875-4375 or email hymn.hawe@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook for sales and events!

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