Painted by artist Curtis Goldstein in 2010, the mural features a sketch of Reuben Partridge, designer of many of the county's covered bridges. Along with a black-and-white image of Partridge, the mural design includes a couple in historical garments riding a horse-drawn buggy out of a covered bridge; dairy cows in a pastoral setting with cardinals flying in the foreground, along with representations of Partridge's blueprints, and designing tools used to draw some of the county's covered bridges. During his life, Partridge left a mark on Union County that can still be seen today. Born in 1823 in Essex County, New York, Partridge's widowed mother moved her family to Marysville in 1836 to be near relatives. Partridge attended a one-room log cabin school, then began to learn carpentry and wagon and carriage-making trades, leading to an interest in contracting and bridge-building. Partridge built Union County's first self-supporting bridge in 1855, and in 1872, he received a patent for a truss design he had created. Over the years, Partridge built more than 125 bridges, most of them wooden covered bridges, and most of which were in Union County. Some include the Bigelow Covered Bridge, the Culbertson Covered Bridge, the Pottersburg Covered Bridge, and the Spain Creek Covered Bridge.

When The Grainery first opened it's doors, we were a small restaurant driven by a love for good BBQ. Our restaurant quickly became a gathering spot where people from all walks of life could come together and enjoy a good meal. Not long after our opening, we began adding live music to the mix. Our community finally had a place where they could grab a good bite to eat while enjoying talented local bands and solo artists. What was once a small dining spot soon became the place-to-be for music lovers. ​ As the demand for live music grew, so did The Grainery's offerings. A back patio with a full stage was built to accomodate the growing crowd and music acts. Local musicians and even touring acts started performing regularly. We were able to add the unique dining experience of a shared patio space where customers could order food from both The Grainery and our sister restaurant - Pioneer Pizza. Not long after building the patio, it became clear we needed even more space to accomodate Plain City's need to party. Our once quaint BBQ spot expanded next door to triple our space and add an indoor stage, a space fit for nationally known acts and a party like no other. The Grainery is now a vibrant venue known not only for its amazing BBQ, but also as the biggest entertainment venue for miles around, where memories are made over good food and great tunes.

At Trusthouse Kitchen, they're serving up Southern fusion with a playful twist in a space where history meets flavor. Once a bank, now a feast for the senses, their kitchen turns tradition on its head— mixing bold flavors, unexpected pairings, and a whole lot of soul. From vault to table, every bite is a nod to the past with a wink to the future.

Winans is a coffee shop with a chocolate heart. Our mission is to inspire moments of joy, every day for everyone. Winans is a family-owned business in its fifth generation and has been handcrafting chocolate and coffee since 1961. Despite their growth, they still do things the old-school way, using real ingredients, copper kettles, and their very own hands to roll, mark and pack their confections. Our coffees are sourced from responsible growers worldwide, brewed and served fresh daily. They believe coffee and chocolate can change the world for the better, one joyful sip and sweet, decadent bite at a time. Your joy is their passion; and you can taste it!

Owner Sam Mullen moved from New York to Marysville and found himself missing some of the flavors of the "Big City," so he opened his own bakery and delicatessen. Yeasty Boys Bakery & Delicatessen offers delicious fresh-made pastries, soups, salads and of course, sandwiches. Located in a coveted location in Uptown Marysville, Mullens delights residents and visitors alike with his fare, including the popular "The Pastrami," "The Gabagool," and "The Regula" to name a few.