Located in the heart of Amish Country, the “Little Switzerland of Ohio” was settled by Amish and other German and Swiss families, the latter of whom made the village famous through their...

When it comes to immersing yourself in Ohio’s history and Amish culture, Holmes, Wayne, Coshocton, Stark and Tuscarawas Counties are rich in offerings. Here’s why you should take a walk—on the...

Whether your choice is to enjoy the homey, well-appointed accommodations found on either property for an overnight stay, or you’d simply like to plan an evening that includes dinner and a show,...

Rural roads are not city streets. They are often narrower or may vary in width. You may have less room to maneuver or a loose gravel and grass berms to contend with. Don't forget about sharp dips or...

Food is one of the methods of celebration among the Amish. Sharing a meal or a snack is a great way to fellowship.

Quilting for the Amish began as a practical art that stemmed from the need to stay warm as they had settled in parts of the country known for their harsh winters.