MAE’STOWNHOUSE

Est. 1962 · Seymour, Ind.

Serving up homecooked meals since 1962.

Tue–Sat 7am–8pm · Sun 7am–2pm
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Our story

Meet Mae’s Townhouse

The Townhouse, founded in 1962 by Betty Haws Lebline, has been a beloved gathering place in Seymour for over 60 years. Through new owners, a close call and a quiet stretch, the doors keep opening and the regulars keep coming back.

Look for the big red sign on East 4th Street
  1. 1962

    Betty Haws Lebline founds the Townhouse.

  2. Close call

    Betty was going to have to close the restaurant when 12 regulars pitched in and bought the place to keep the doors open.

  3. 1996

    Connie Stockhover takes over the reins, bringing new energy and warmth.

  4. Next

    Val and Karen Hollowell become the proud owners, carrying on the traditions that make the Townhouse a special place.

  5. Early 2024

    The Townhouse appears to close its doors, leaving behind decades of memories and shared moments.

  6. Late fall 2024

    Seth and Tonya Pacey take on the project of reopening the Seymour staple, while keeping Betty’s vision alive.

Catering

Buffet bars, brought to you

Every bar includes plates, napkins, utensils and chafing dishes. Priced per person.

Find us

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206 East 4th Street
Seymour, Indiana