Hulman/Clabber Girl Museum

In 1854 Herman Hulman came to America from Germany to seek his fortune. The wholesale grocery business, that his brother Francis founded, would eventually grow into a manufacturing facility, serving several states and eventually distributing products nationwide.

Come visit us at the Clabber Girl Museum, where the Hulman story is preserved on the first floor of the building that Herman and his sons built in 1892. Although the original wholesale business was discontinued in 1995, the building still holds the offices of Clabber Girl Corporation.

Let us welcome you in traditional Hulman style, and while your here, make sure you visit Antonia's Country Store - a gift shop named after Antonia Hulman, our founder's wife.

The Clabber Girl Bake Shop will serve you breakfast or lunch, as you relax by the fireplace and drink Rex Coffee, an 1879 Hulman blend, brought to you as part of our renewed interest in the Hulman Heritage.

The Clabber Girl Museum is a proud member of the Association of Indiana Museums and The Cultural Alliance of Terre Haute.