Holmes County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau

6 W. Jackson St., Millersburg, OH 44654 330-674-3975

info@visitamishcountry.comwww.visitamishcountry.com

© 2013 Holmes County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau

www.BestofOhiosAmishCountry.com(330) 674-3975

Best of Ohio’s Amish Country

• Amish Door Village

• Coblentz Chocolates

• Homestead Furniture

• Lehman’s

• Nature’s Food Market

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Holmes County is home to the world’s largest Amish community, and the cultural experiences available here are unlike any elsewhere.

Our region is perhaps as famous for its Amish and

Mennonite heritage as it is for its home-style food. The

rich flavors and recipes that have been passed from one

generation to the next are reminiscent of family feasts.

Our quilts, most of which are locally made and one-of-a-

kind, are world famous for their wonderful patterns. With

a wealth of craftsmen, our region is also a great place to

find art pieces and wood furniture. From the store-lined

streets of Berlin to the eclectic shops of Millersburg and Winesburg to the handmade

items found in towns throughout the county, you can expect a memorable shopping

experience in Holmes County.

It is quite safe to say the Amish would feel a keen disappointment if visitors leaving

Holmes County would remember them only for their thrifty farms, quilts and crafts.

Instead they would desire a deeper understanding of their Christian beliefs, which is

silently portrayed by their simple lifestyle.

Charming bed and breakfasts, friendly people and scenic drives throughout – the

comfortable pace in Holmes County is reason enough to visit and stay awhile.

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All photos used on the cover and this page were submitted to our Photo Contest. See page 11 for details.

Cover: Top to bottom: James Williamson, OH; Stephen Costlow, IN; Denice Hazlett, OH; Ron Lawler, WV

This page: Top to bottom: Tina Cannon, TN; Margie Hattaway, GA; Christine Barranco, OH; Margie Hattaway, GA; Gerald Miller, OH

Authentic tastes,goods And Culture of oHio’s AmisH Country.

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Holmes County is home to the world’s largest Amish community, and the cultural experiences available here are unlike any elsewhere.

Our region is perhaps as famous for its Amish and

Mennonite heritage as it is for its home-style food. The

rich flavors and recipes that have been passed from one

generation to the next are reminiscent of family feasts.

Our quilts, most of which are locally made and one-of-a-

kind, are world famous for their wonderful patterns. With

a wealth of craftsmen, our region is also a great place to

find art pieces and wood furniture. From the store-lined

streets of Berlin to the eclectic shops of Millersburg and Winesburg to the handmade

items found in towns throughout the county, you can expect a memorable shopping

experience in Holmes County.

It is quite safe to say the Amish would feel a keen disappointment if visitors leaving

Holmes County would remember them only for their thrifty farms, quilts and crafts.

Instead they would desire a deeper understanding of their Christian beliefs, which is

silently portrayed by their simple lifestyle.

Charming bed and breakfasts, friendly people and scenic drives throughout – the

comfortable pace in Holmes County is reason enough to visit and stay awhile.

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7175

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All photos used on the cover and this page were submitted to our Photo Contest. See page 11 for details.

Cover: Top to bottom: James Williamson, OH; Stephen Costlow, IN; Denice Hazlett, OH; Ron Lawler, WV

This page: Top to bottom: Tina Cannon, TN; Margie Hattaway, GA; Christine Barranco, OH; Margie Hattaway, GA; Gerald Miller, OH

Authentic tastes,goods And Culture of oHio’s AmisH Country.

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BreitenbachWine Cellars

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Walnut CreekAmish Flea Market

David Warther Carvings

Little Cottage Co.

Erb’s Stove Center

Hershberger’s Bakery & Farm

Corn Maze at Sharp

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Raby Hardware General Store

Creative Outlet Indian Store

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Deb’s Golden Bear Drive-in

Broken Rocks Cafe & Bakery

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Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen

AsheryCountry Store

Winesburg Meats

Valley Grass Farm

Troyer’s Trail Bologna

Miller’s BakeryCountryside

Campers Paradise

LoudonvilleCanoe Livery

Mohican Adventures

Tree Frog Canopy Tours

Cabin Creek Golf

Whispering Hills RV Park Simple Pleasures

B & B

College House B&B

Hasseman HouseB & B

Acorns at White Oak Inn

Mattie’s Tourist Rooms

Grapevine House B & B

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Fields of HomeLodge & Cabins

Kate’sGuest House

Garden Gate Get-A-Way B & BCottages at Garden Gate Get-A-Way

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Miller Haus B & B

Marbeyo B & B

CharmCountryview Inn

Inn at Honey RunTarragon

Sojourner’s Lodge

Red Cottage Hideaway

WildwoodHill Cabin

Uncle Tom’s Cabin

PremierCarriage House

Cottages

Cricket Hill Cabins

Tranquil Acres Cabins

Clora’s Country Cottage

Apple Hill Retreat

A Little Slice of Heaven Cabin

B&B

Light in the Valley

Cottage

Mel & Mary’s

Cottages

America’s Best Value Inn & Suites

Ashley’s Country House

Comfort Inn Dover

Country Inn & Suites

Hampton Inn New Philadelphia

Schoenbrunn Inn & Suites

Ramada Limited

The Inn at Amish Door

Econo Lodge WoosterDays Inn Wooster

Rodeway Inn

Hilton Garden Inn Wooster

Hampton Inn Wooster

The Barn InnWine Cellar Tour…Escape Weekend

Hampton Inn NewcomerstownCoshocton VIllage Inn & Suites

Lake Wapusun Campground

Camp Toodik

Wally World Riverside Resort

Mohican ReservationCampground& Canoeing

Berlin RV Park & Campground

Kandels’ Camping & RV Park

Amish Country Campsites

Evergreen Park RV Resort

Baylor BeachPark

Coshocton Visitors’ Bureau

PackShip USA

Wayne Co. CVB

Canton-Stark County CVB

Warther Museum

Tuscarawas Co. CVB

To Knox County CVB

Mohican/Loudonville Visitors’ Bureau

Holmes CountyAirport Authority

Sheriff’s Office

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Pine Tree Barn/Granary Luncheon

Restaurant

Books in Stock Used and Rare Lehman’s

Buckeye Event Center LLC

Old World Polish Pottery

Kirkwood Farm

SwartzentruberQuilts

Trading Post Thrift Store

Wendell August Forge

Rolling Ridge RanchAmish Country

PeddlerAmish

Country TheaterHomespun

Treasures

Amish Home at Yoders

All About Amish Dinner Tour

Broad Run Cheesehouse

and Swiss Heritage Winery

BreitenbachWine Cellars

Spies Farms Antiques

Walnut CreekAmish Flea Market

David Warther Carvings

Little Cottage Co.

Erb’s Stove Center

Hershberger’s Bakery & Farm

Corn Maze at Sharp

Run Market

Historic Downtown MillersburgSomewhere Sewing

Bowden Bells

Holmes County Pottery

Raby Hardware General Store

Creative Outlet Indian Store

Bridge of Dreams

Wilson’s Country Creations

Amish Oak Furniture Amish Traditions

Jake’s Handcrafted Oak

Green AcresFurniture

Homestead Furniture

Schlabach Furniture

Stone Barn Furnishings

Mullet Cabinet

Four CornersFurniture

Pleasant View Furniture

Alpine Cabinets

Swiss ValleyFurniture

Log Cabin Furnishings

Farmerstown Furniture

Deb’s Golden Bear Drive-in

Broken Rocks Cafe & Bakery

Route 83 Restaurant

Amish DoorRestaurant & Village

Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen

AsheryCountry Store

Winesburg Meats

Valley Grass Farm

Troyer’s Trail Bologna

Miller’s BakeryCountryside

Campers Paradise

LoudonvilleCanoe Livery

Mohican Adventures

Tree Frog Canopy Tours

Cabin Creek Golf

Whispering Hills RV Park Simple Pleasures

B & B

College House B&B

Hasseman HouseB & B

Acorns at White Oak Inn

Mattie’s Tourist Rooms

Grapevine House B & B

Country View B & BLighthouse Inn

Fields of HomeLodge & Cabins

Kate’sGuest House

Garden Gate Get-A-Way B & BCottages at Garden Gate Get-A-Way

Country Dreams B & B

Miller Haus B & B

Marbeyo B & B

CharmCountryview Inn

Inn at Honey RunTarragon

Sojourner’s Lodge

Red Cottage Hideaway

WildwoodHill Cabin

Uncle Tom’s Cabin

PremierCarriage House

Cottages

Cricket Hill Cabins

Tranquil Acres Cabins

Clora’s Country Cottage

Apple Hill Retreat

A Little Slice of Heaven Cabin

B&B

Light in the Valley

Cottage

Mel & Mary’s

Cottages

America’s Best Value Inn & Suites

Ashley’s Country House

Comfort Inn Dover

Country Inn & Suites

Hampton Inn New Philadelphia

Schoenbrunn Inn & Suites

Ramada Limited

The Inn at Amish Door

Econo Lodge WoosterDays Inn Wooster

Rodeway Inn

Hilton Garden Inn Wooster

Hampton Inn Wooster

The Barn InnWine Cellar Tour…Escape Weekend

Hampton Inn NewcomerstownCoshocton VIllage Inn & Suites

Lake Wapusun Campground

Camp Toodik

Wally World Riverside Resort

Mohican ReservationCampground& Canoeing

Berlin RV Park & Campground

Kandels’ Camping & RV Park

Amish Country Campsites

Evergreen Park RV Resort

Baylor BeachPark

Coshocton Visitors’ Bureau

PackShip USA

Wayne Co. CVB

Canton-Stark County CVB

Warther Museum

Tuscarawas Co. CVB

To Knox County CVB

Mohican/Loudonville Visitors’ Bureau

Holmes CountyAirport Authority

Sheriff’s Office

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Scenic Hills Guestrooms

Nature’s Food Market

Troyers Country MarketAmish Wedding Foods

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location distance drive time

Columbus 69 1:30

Cleveland 72 1:30

Wheeling 83 1:45

Pittsburgh 111 2:15

Toledo 124 2:40

Cincinnati 177 3:10

Detroit 174 3:30

Indianapolis 243 4:10

Buffalo 259 4:30

location distance drive time

Louisville 275 4:30

Chicago 350 6:15

Toronto 358 6:15

Washington D.C. 364 6:30

Philadelphia 422 7:15

Charlotte 455 7:15

New York City 481 8:00

St. Louis 500 8:12

Atlanta 663 10:45

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RestfulRetreats

Carlisle Inns are designed to be much more than a place to sleep. Located in the scenic rolling hills of Ohio,

they are a place where every visit is special.

— Two Beautiful Locations in Amish Country —

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JAnuAry6 A Day to Remember and Beyond Bridal Show at the Buckeye Event Center

in Dalton. 330-828-2466 or buckeyeexpo.com

26 16th Annual Pajama Party Sale at Country Craft Cupboard in Berlin. 330-893-3163 or countrycraftcupboard.com

feBruAry15-16 Buckeye Tool Show at the Buckeye Event Center in Dalton.

330-828-2466 or buckeyeexpo.com

16 Girls’ Night Out in Historic Downtown Millersburg. 330-674-3955 or historicdowntownmillersburg.com

APril17-20 Anniversary Sale at Keim Lumber. 330-893-2251 or keimlumber.com

mAy3-4 Dandelion May Fest and Great Dandelion Cook Off at Breitenbach Wine

Cellars Roadhouse Amphitheater. 330-343-3603 or dandelionfestival.com

4 May Daze Celebration at Lehman’s in Kidron. 330-857-5757 or lehmans.com

11 Antiques in the Alley in Historic Downtown Millersburg. 330-674-3955 or historicdowntownmillersburg.com

11 Holmes County Training Center Spring Festival, Holmesville. 330-674-8045

18 10th Annual Cruisin’ for a Cure Car Show in Killbuck. 330-276-4881

June1 Customer Appreciation Day at Guggisberg Cheese in Charm.

330-893-2500 or babyswiss.com

1 6th Annual Cindy’s Cruisin’ Car Show 2013 at Cindy’s Diner in Berlin. 330-893-3400 or cindysdinerberlin.com

6-8 Annual Anniversary Sale at Weaver’s Furniture in Sugarcreek. 330-893-3383 or weaverfurniture.com

8 Holmes County Trail Annual Benefit Auction and Road Apple 5K at Hipp Station Depot in Millersburg. 330-674-0475 or holmestrail.org

28-29 Thunder Over Holmes County Independence Day Festival in Historic Down-town Millersburg. 330-674-3955 or historicdowntownmillersburg.com

29 20th Annual Holmes County Chapter American Red Cross Disaster Services Benefit Auction at the Mt. Hope Auction Barn. 330-674-5861 or patricia.lang@redcross.org

July6 Cook Book Extravaganza and Tasting at Gospel Book Store in Berlin.

330-893-2523 or small@mygospelbookstore.com

12-14 29th Annual Great Mohican Indian Pow-Wow at Mohican Reservation in Loudonville. 800-766-2267 or mohicanpowwow.com

12-13 Summer Celebration at Lehman’s in Kidron. 330-857-5757 or lehmans.com

August2-3 Ohio Mennonite Relief Sale at the Buckeye Event Center in Dalton.

330-682-4843 or ohiomccreliefsale.org

3 Antiques in the Alley in Historic Downtown Millersburg. 330-674-3955 or historicdowntownmillersburg.com

5-10 Holmes County Fair in Millersburg. holmescountyfair.com

sePtemBer7 Harvest Festival Parade and Rib Cook-Off on Main Street in Berlin.

330-403-3050 or heartofamishcountry.com13-14 Artist P. Buckley Moss in Person Gallery Show and Signing Event at Berlin

Creek & Blue River Galleries. 330-893-2686 20-22 29th Annual Great Mohican Indian Pow-Wow at Mohican Reservation in

Loudonville. 800-766-2267 or mohicanpowwow.com

21 Fall Festival at Lehman’s in Kidron. 330-857-5757 or lehmans.com

21 18th Annual Fall Gathering in Winesburg. 330-359-5512 or 330-904-6202

oCtoBer5 Oktoberfest at Heini’s Gourmet Market. 330-852-3500 or

heinisgourmetmarket.com

5-6 Holmes County Antique Festival in Historic Downtown Millersburg. 330-674-6781 or geowwe@gmail.com

5-6 Apple Dumpling Festival at Whispering Hills RV Park near Nashville. 800-992-2435 or whisperinghillsrvpark.com

5-6 22nd Annual Williamsburg Festival at the Pine Tree Barn. 330-264-1014 or pinetreebarn.com

5,12,19 Apple Butter Stirring at Amish Home at Yoders. 330-893-2541 or yodersamishhome.com

11-12 Charm Days in Charm. 330-893-2251 or keimlumber.com

26 Pumpkin Butter Cooking at Amish Home at Yoders. 330-893-2541 or yodersamishhome.com

26 Boo in the ‘Burg!!! in Historic Downtown Millersburg. 330-674-3955 or historicdowntownmillersburg.com

noVemBer2-3 Open House and Christmas Preview at the Pine Tree Barn.

330-264-1014 or pinetreebarn.com

7-9 Annual Christmas Open House at Berlin Village Gift Barn, Country Gatherings, and Moxie in Berlin. 330-893-2648 or oldeberlinvillage.com

9 Huge Local Author Book Signing for Christmas Gift Giving at Gospel Book Store in Berlin. 330-893-2523 or small@mygospelbookstore.com

23-Dec 31 Holidays at the Mansion at Victorian House Museum in Millersburg. 330-674-0022 or victorianhouse.org

29 Christmas in Berlin and Nativity Parade on Main Street in Berlin at 5:45pm. 330-893-2523 or heartofamishcountry.com

30 Amish Country Half-Marathon. 330-893-2523 or heartofamishcountry.com

30 Soiree Saturday in Historic Downtown Millersburg. 330-674-3955 or historicdowntownmillersburg.com

deCemBer7 Old-Fashioned Christmas at Lehman’s in Kidron. 330-857-5757 or

lehmans.com

7 Christmas Down on the Farm at Schrock’s Amish Farm and Village and Tis the Season. 330-893-3232 or tistheseasonchristmas.com

8-9 6th Annual Christmas Cookie Tour of Inns. 330-674-3975 or christmascookietour.com

13 Children’s Night in Historic Downtown Millersburg. 330-674-3955 or historicdowntownmillersburg.com

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Scenic Byways: Nearly every mile of state and federal highway in Holmes County is designated as an Amish Country Byway. This means enjoyable views wherever you go, but drive carefully. It also means other people will be looking at the scenery as well.Using GPS: Coordinates are listed for each destination in “degrees” format, which can be entered into most GPS systems. Most map programs work better when abbreviated routes are written out (SR is State Route, CR is County Road, TR is Township Road). Many GPS units will not recognize “Township Road” or “County Road.” This can be solved by using “Highway” instead of “Road.”Chamber of Commerce Members: The business listings are members of the Holmes County Chamber of Commerce & Tour-ism Bureau. These businesses sponsor this publication and are highly recommended by the Chamber of Commerce.Map Codes: The countywide map contains coordinates so it’s easy to locate attractions. These coordinates are shown beside the title for each listing and are color-coded to correspond to the business location and category on the large map.Sunday: The symbol “Sun” means the business is open, either to new business or to overnight customers on-site. Hours may be limited; Sunday is a day of rest and worship in Amish Country.Handicap Accessible: Businesses with this symbol have ramps or other accessibility features.Wi-Fi: Businesses with this symbol offer Wi-Fi at their location. Check with each business to confirm Wi-Fi network names, restrictions or passwords, if required.Amish Country Lodging Council: Lodging facilities with this symbol are members of the Amish Country Lodging Council, an organization administered by the Holmes County Tourism Cham-ber of Commerce & Bureau, committed to maintaining the highest level of service in the hospitality industry.Share the Road: Sharing the road with buggies and farm equipment is often new to tourists. To enjoy a safe trip in Amish Country, please follow these guidelines: • Normal speeds for horse-drawn buggies range between 5-7 mph,

even slower when pulling large farm equipment or when crossing intersections.

• Use caution and avoid accelerating at the top of hills.• Amish Country’s winding roads can create blind curves; drive slowly.• Vision from the driver of a horse-drawn vehicle or farm

machinery may be restricted, and drivers may not be able to see cars behind them.

• Car drivers should anticipate left-hand turns made by horse-drawn vehicles into fields and driveways. If a driver’s left arm is fully extended this is a left-hand turn signal – not a signal for you to pass.

• Leave room between your vehicle and a buggy stopped at a stop sign or light. Horses may back up a few feet after coming to a complete stop.

• Use your headlights in any circumstance of impaired vision.Passing buggies• When passing on rural roads, keep in mind the road may be

narrower than city streets. Loose gravel can be hazardous and open ditches along rural roads are often deep and close to the road. Pass slowly only when safe and on a reasonably open stretch of road.

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• It is illegal to pass a buggy or slow-moving vehicle on roadway marked with a solid yellow line unless: the slower vehicle is proceeding at less than half the speed of the speed limit, the faster vehicle is capable of overtaking and passing the slower vehicle without exceeding the speed limit, AND there is sufficient clear sight distance to the left of the center or center line of the roadway (ORC – 4511.31). Use extreme caution when passing and never cross the median into oncoming traffic.

Cell phone signals: Verizon service is reliable in most parts of Holmes County, but many other carriers are on roaming or are unable to find a signal in our region. Please check with your cell phone service provider for local area coverage.

Airports(distances from Millersburg)Holmes County Airport Authority(0 miles), macaviationservices.comAkron-Canton Regional Airport (46 miles), akroncantonairport.comCleveland-Hopkins International Airport (69 miles), clevelandairport.comPort Columbus International Airport (89 miles), port-columbus.com

Sundays and HolidaysBusinesses in Holmes County are generally closed on Sundays. Many businesses in Millersburg remain open on Sundays.Most businesses are closed on major holidays, including Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.Amish-owned businesses are closed for Old Christmas, which is Jan. 6 of every year, and Ascension Day, which is the 40th day after Easter.

For your informationEmergency phone number 911State Highway Patrol 330-264-0575Holmes County Sheriff 330-674-1936Ohio Dept. of Transportation local office 330-339-6633 dot.state.oh.usPomerene Hospital 330-674-1015 981 Wooster Rd., MillersburgPomerene Express Care 330-893-2754Holmes County Commissioners 330-674-0286Newspapers: Holmes County Hub/Shopper 330-674-1811 The Bargain Hunter 330-674-2300WKLM Radio Station 95.3 330-674-1953thevoiceofholmescounty.com 330-763-4673

Farmers’ AuctionsAuctions are a regular part of our workweek and big share of the fun. You’ll find animals and farm crops, produce, flea markets, baked goods and a great way for the whole family to socialize with the neighbors.

Tuesday Farmerstown 330-897-6081Wednesday Mt. Hope 330-674-6188Thursday Kidron 330-857-2641

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The Amish and Mennonites are an outgrowth of the 16th century Anabaptist movement in Europe. During the Swiss Protestant Reformation, this group of people was considered radical for rejecting infant baptism and mandatory military service. They immigrated to America in hope of religious freedom. Having crossed the Alleghenies by covered wagon, here they settled, farmed, and grew, until today their descendents in Holmes County constitute the largest community of Amish in the world.

From Somerset County, Pennsylvania, the first people of Amish faith came to Ohio and settled in Sugarcreek in 1808. Amishman, Jonas Stutzman was the first white man to settle in eastern Holmes County, making his homestead in Walnut Creek in 1809. Today 36,000-38,000 Amish live in a five-county region (Holmes, Wayne, Ashland, Tuscarawas, and Coshocton) with their population doubling about every 16 years.

The Amish and the MennonitesThe Mennonite faith began first, with the Amish sect splitting 150 years later, led by Jacob Amman, to enforce stricter discipline with regard to communion and excommunication. Although the Mennonite movement came first, most Holmes County Men-nonite churches were formed by former Amish community members.

Today there are close to a dozen variations and sects among the Amish and Mennonites from very conservative in their beliefs and dress to those who dress and live much like the non-Amish. The most conservative is the Swartzentruber sect, who live as people did in 19th century Europe. This group will not ride in vehicles and thus must work at home or close enough that they can travel by horse. The largest group, the “Old Order,” travel by buggy or as a passenger in a vehicle, and as a whole, do without modern conveniences and technologies. The most progressive of the Amish sects are the “New Order Amish” who do not drive cars, but may have electricity and telephones in their homes. Although some Mennonites dress in a conservative fashion, many dress and live like modern society.

Holmes County, Ohio Holmes County, formed in 1824, is named for a young officer of the War of 1812, Major Andrew Hunter Holmes, who was killed while leading an attack in the Battle of Mackinac.

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Beachy Amish Mennonite formed 1927

Jacob Amman, father of Amish 1694 teachings, leads split from the Mennonites

1808 First Amish arrive in Ohio, settle in Sugarcreek

1809 Jonas Stutzman, first Amish settler in Holmes County

Holmes County founded 1824

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Amish Country AmbassadorsInterested in finding the place where locals go to eat? Need directions to a gas station? Looking for a dose of

Amish culture that will put a smile on your grandchild’s face? Ask us, the Amish Country Ambassadors!

A volunteer team made up of local individuals who have lived and worked in Holmes County for years, we are identified by our yellow aprons or “Ask me” buttons. Whether helping you locate an item in our stores or directing you to a location around town, the Amish Country Ambassadors are ready to guide you in the right direction.

Think of us as your concierge service for Amish Country. We are located throughout the region, at hotels, restaurants, shops and other visitor attractions.

So when you see us, say hello! And let us know how we can help make your visit one that you will remember for years to come.

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Tenets of BeliefWhile specifics of practice and culture differ, five elements of belief direct all Amish and Mennonites in their lives.

They are Biblicists who live in simple obedience to the word of God.

Voluntary, adult baptism is seen as a personal faith commitment.

Peace and reconciliation are central to Christ’s life and message; defending oneself with violence is not an option.

There must be separation of Church and State.

Christians should live in distinction from the world around them.

Amish and EducationThere were no Amish schools before the 1950s. In earlier days, when one-room schoolhouses were common, Amish children attended these public schools, which emphasized rural values and basic skills. With consolidation of such schools into districts

and more “worldly” studies, the Amish established their own parochial system of one-room schools in which students are taught by Amish teachers. Today there are 95 Amish parochial schools in Holmes County. In addition to the parochial schools, about 40% of Amish children attend public schools.

The Amish do not believe in the value of education beyond the eighth grade. In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court in 1972, ruled

that the Amish and related groups were exempt from the state compulsory attendance laws beyond the eighth grade

Amish and TechnologyAdaptations of progress and technology grow out of life needs and experiences, and once approved by the Bishop and church leader-ship, define the “ordnung” – the set of rules that governs almost all aspects of Amish life. In general, the Amish avoid new technologies that they believe will erode the family structure or create inequalities or divisions in their community. Unlike the Old Order and New Order, who have adapted to compete in today’s market, the strictest sect, the Swartzentruber, are forbidden the use of power tools or to hire a driver to go to a jobsite. In cases where modernization is allowed, it is permitted with constraints. For example, some groups permit a lawn mower, but it may not be a riding mower. A church may allow those in the congregation who own businesses to use cell phones, with limitations. What might seem to be a contradiction to some, makes perfect sense to the Amish, such as their ordnung allowing the use

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An Amish man and woman’s Sunday best. The woman’s white cape and apron are worn for church only.

of something, but not ownership, such as riding in a car. An Amish young person who has not yet joined the church has the liberty of using technology that would otherwise be forbidden for a church member.

Amish Country EtiquetteWhile the Amish staunchly guard their identity as a people “separate from the world,” they enjoy competing in the market-place, often offering exceptional goods and services at competi-tive prices. Most, speaking in a distinct German accent, enjoy interacting with non-Amish. Young Amish children, not yet familiar with the English language, typically watch in quiet awe at the sight of unfamiliar people.

Booking an Amish culture tour or visiting Amish-owned businesses are good ways of interacting with the Amish without infringing on their lifestyle.

The Amish religion forbids posing for pictures and use of cameras for personal photography. Please do not photograph the Amish, especially if their faces are visible. Consider how you might feel if a stranger took your picture without your permission.

DressIn keeping with the scripture, “Be not conformed to the world,” the Amish adhere to strict rules regarding garb and lifestyle. Rejecting worldly fashions, they embrace centuries-old traditions of plain and simple clothing, free from adornment; their peasant-type garb reflects humility and commitment to their Anabaptist heritage.

Ohio Amish men grow their beards, without a mustache, at the time they join the church, typically in their early 20s. A frequent miscon-ception is that the men grow their beards when they marry; however, an Amish person must join the church in order to be married and often grows his beard in preparation.

Bonnets and prayer caps: Derived from the writing of Apostle Paul, the Amish hold to the belief that women should always have their heads covered with a prayer covering, signifying their acceptance of God’s order of authority in the home. This is a thin white organdy cap with strings either tied or untied. The hard black bonnet worn in public by women and girls is worn over an organdy covering and actually serves as weather protection. Often a heavier one is worn in the winter, and a lighter one is worn in the summer. Bonnets and prayer caps vary greatly in style among the various sects of Amish and Mennonites.

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Amish Country leather(40.56152° -81.79805°)4884 W. Main St., Berlin / 330-893-7050Acleather.com / amishcountryleather@yahoo.comJun-Oct: Mon-Thu 10am-5pm, Fri-Sat 10am-6pm; Nov-May: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm

Biker leather shop in the heart of Berlin! Saddlebags, coats, chaps, vests, boots, belts, and more! Also find a huge selection of leather and fashion purses, wallets, and travel accessories.

Amish Country Peddler(40.54496° -81.73779°)3239 SR 39, Walnut Creek / 330-893-2701homespunwalnutcreek.com / info@homespunwalnutcreek.comMay-Oct: Mon-Sat 9am-5:30pm; Nov-Apr: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm

Huge selection of quality home décor items such as rugs, candles, curtains, pictures, shelves, signs, seasonal décor, and pine furniture. We’re also the largest Crocs™ footwear dealer in the state! See ad below.

Amish Country theater(40.54498° -81.73699°)See ad, page 21.

Amish Home at yoders(40.57283° -81.71365°)6050 SR 515, Walnut Creek / 330-893-2541yodersamishhome.com / info@yodersamishhome.comMid Apr-Oct: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm

Tour two homes, local guides explain culture and lifestyle, barn with animal petting area, buggy rides, schoolhouse tours, gift shop, covered picnic area. Locally owned since 1983.

Amish & mennonite Heritage Center/Behalt(40.56741° -81.78157°)5798 CR 77, Berlin / 330-893-3192 or 877-858-4634behalt.com / director@amheritagecenter.com Jun-Oct: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-8pm

Nov-May: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm

Intro to the culture of Amish Country! Interpretive tour of Behalt – stunning 265-ft circular mural depicting heritage, plus video, displays. Conestoga wagon, one-room schoolhouse, bookstore, gift shop, local crafts. Beautiful art. Compelling story.

Berlin Antique and Craft malls(40.55065° -81.77988°)4359 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-3051amishfarmvillage.com / Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-6pm

Two malls side by side, one filled with antiques and collectables, the other overflowing with locally made crafts. One-floor shopping with lots of free parking. Located at Schrock’s Amish Farm, one mile east of Berlin.

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Berlin Creek and Blue river galleries(40.56096° -81.80352°)5042 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-2686 / bcgallery@tusco.netJan-Mar: Mon-Sat 11am-4pm; Apr-Dec: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm

First-class galleries in the heart of Amish Country! P. Buckley Moss, Thomas Kinkade, Diane Graebner, and 200 other artists. Spectacular made-in-the-USA fine art originals, pottery, jewelry, and glass. Custom framing.

Berlin main street merchants(40.56166° -81.79722°)heartofamishcountry.comBerlin, the heart of Amish Country! Berlin offers an array of more than 50 shops, restaurants, lodging, and attractions that will make your stay memorable. For brochure or information visit the website.

Berlin Village Antique mall(40.56120° -81.79387°)4774 US 62, Berlin / 330-893-4100berlinvam.com / berlinvillageantiquemall@yahoo.comJan-Apr: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm; May: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm, Fri 9am-6pm

Jun-Dec: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm, Fri 9am-7pm

Located in the heart of Amish Country, this large antique mall has two floors of primitives, tools, coins, glassware, collectibles, and much more! 30-day layaway.

Berlin Village gift Barn (40.56088° -81.79326°)4755 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-2648 villagegiftbarn.com / info@oldeberlinvillage.com Jan-Mar: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-6pm Apr-Dec: Mon-Thu 9am-6pm, Fri-Sat 9am-7pm

15,000 sq. ft. of amazing things for your home and closet! Boutique with rare finds in clothing and jewelry: Pandora, Brighton, and Vera Bradley. Find the latest home décor, florals, tabletop linens. Whatever your style, we have it.

Best of ohio’s Amish Country800-362-6474bestofohiosamishcountry.com / boacemail@gmail.comEnjoy delicious candies, amazing furniture, personalized gifts, natural foods, unique toys, relaxing lodging, and more at the Best of Ohio’s Amish Country family-owned and operated partner businesses. See ad, back cover.

BibleWalk(40.78694° -82.49611°)500 Tingley Ave., Mansfield / 419-524-0139 or 800-222-0139biblewalk.us / lbnjulia@richnet.netJun-Sep: Mon-Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 3pm-7pm

Oct-May: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 3pm-7pm

BibleWalk features 70 scenes and 300 life-sized wax figures. Each scene is complemented by wall murals, original music, and narration. “Dinner with Grace” Christian dinner theater is open Mar-Dec.

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Books in stock used and rare(40.79836° -81.93886°)140 E. Liberty, Wooster / 330-262-2665booksinstock.net / booksnstock@embarqmail.comMon-Sat 8:30am-9pm, Sun 1pm-5pm

Located in historic downtown Wooster, Books in Stock is one of the most eclectic used book stores in Ohio. Over 100,000 books neatly shelved and well organized. Open late every night.

Bowden Bells & garden Art(40.60986° -82.04231°)11671 TR 506, Shreve / 330-567-3460bowdenbells.com / jbow11671@aol.com / Mon-Sat 10am-5pm

Metal and glass garden art: gates, trellises, bells, wind chimes, fountains, bird-baths, feeders, fused glass, jewelry. Our family-owned studio and showroom are worth the drive. Check website for workshops and art shows.

Breitenbach Wine Cellars(40.50982° -81.57238°)5934 Old Rt. 39, Dover / 330-343-3603 or 800-THE-WINEbreitenbachwine.com / info@breitenbachwine.comMon-Sat 9am-6pm

The best of Amish Country! Sample over 40 of our award-winning wines. Large gift shop! Guided cellar tours available. Try Café Breitenbach for lunch, serving paninis, salads, and wood-fired pizzas.

Broad run Cheesehouse & swiss Heritage Winery(40.51112° -81.57370°)6011 Old Rt. 39 NW, Dover / 330-343-4108 or 800-332-3358broadruncheese.com / info@broadruncheese.comMon-Sat 9am-6pm

The marriage of wine and cheese. Both made with pride! Sample 30 cheese vari-eties and pair with your favorite wine. Experience the area’s most exquisite curtain, lace, and Victorian shop.

Buckeye event Center llC(40.79394° -81.69936°)624 Henry St., Dalton / 330-828-2466buckeyeexpo.com / info@buckeyeexpo.comMon-Fri 9am-4pm, Sat by appointmentWe host many different trade shows throughout the year; also auctions, recep-tions, conferences, corporate banquets, and more. Visit our website for upcoming events. Come see the possibilities!

Carlisle gifts(40.54137° -81.7223°)4962 SR 515, Walnut Creek / 330-893-2535carlislegifts.com / info@carlislegifts.comJan-Feb: Mon-Thu 9am-6pm, Fri-Sat 9am-8pm

Mar-Dec: Mon-Sat 9am-8pm

A favorite stop! Explore three floors of seasonal displays and unique gifts. Vera Bradley, designer florals, R.W. Leather belts, jewelry, lace, NOVO beads, DaVinci beads, boutique, Crabtree and Evelyn, free gift wrapping. See ad, page 23.

Carlisle inn sugarcreek live theater(40.50881° -81.60720°)1357 Old Route 39, Sugarcreek / 330-852-2586 or 855-344-7547dhgroup.com / info@dhgroup.comThe Confession musical based on Beverly Lewis’ novels, June 4-August 17. Half-Stitched based on Wanda Brunstetter novel August 22-December 21. Call 855-344-7547 for details or to purchase tickets. See ad, page 30.

Charm Harness & Boot(40.506742° -81.784286°)4432 CR 70, Charm / 330-893-0402Mon & Fri 7:30am-7pm, Tue-Thu 7:30am-5pm, Sat 7:30am-3pm

Work, western, and hiking is what built our business, but today we consist of a much broader range. Mens’, ladies’, kids’ shoes and apparel. Brands like Red Wing, Justin, Merrell, UGG, and The North Face.

Coblentz Chocolate Company(40.54169° -81.72501°)4917 SR 515, Walnut Creek / 330-893-2995 or 800-338-9341coblentzchocolates.com / info@coblentzchocolates.comJul-Oct: Mon-Sat 9am-6pm; Nov-Jun: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm

Featuring artisan chocolates created using wholesome ingredients and time-hon-ored recipes. Jelly Bellys, panned fruit and nuts, fairly traded coffees and candies are in abundant supply! Watch chocolates being made from our viewing gallery.

the Coop(40.50814° -81.60747°)1373 Old Route 39 NW, Sugarcreek / 330-852-4026Dutchvalleygifts.com / info@dhgroup.comJan-Mar: Mon-Thu 9am-6pm, Fri-Sat 9am-8pm

Apr-Dec: Mon-Sat 9am-8pm

A different house-wares and homemaking experience that includes a touch of our Amish heritage and many USA-made products. Our eclectic mix of products will make your shopping experience a pleasure.

Corn maze at sharp run market(40.553942° -81.832503°)5841 SR 39, Millersburg / 330-674-4267Jun-Oct: Tue-Wed 9am-5pm, Thu-Sat 9am-8pm

Get lost in the area’s largest corn maze. Concession stands, restrooms, shoot a corn cannon, ride the monster slide, wagon rides through the woods, or simply enjoy the beautiful country of Holmes County. Seasonal produce.

Country Craft Cupboard, inc.(40.56161° -81.79548°)4813 E. Main St., Berlin / 330-893-3163countrycraftcupboard.com / karen@countrycraftcupboard.comJan-Feb: Mon-Sat 10am-4pm; Mar-Dec: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm

Two floors of craft supplies in an old country store! Patterns, original designs, samples, fabrics, homespuns, 100% wool, hand-dyed wool, rug-hooking, stamp-ing, scrapbooking, counted cross stitch, punchneedle, sweatshirts, kits for projects

Country gatherings(40.56088° -81.79326°)4755 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-1174shopcountrygatherings.com / info@oldeberlinvillage.comJan-Mar: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-6pm Apr-Dec: Mon-Thu 9am-6pm, Fri-Sat 9am-7pm

Colonial, primitive, and vintage country furnishings for your home and garden. An outdoor courtyard specializing in the largest selection of fairy garden accessories. Johnston Benchworks furniture. Gold dealer in Trollbeads and Chamilia charms.

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Creative outlet indian store(40.63573° -82.23594°)226 W. Main St., Loudonville / 419-994-5092creativeoutlet.net / outlet@bright.netSep-May: Mon-Sat 10am-6pm, Fri 10am-8pm, Sun 11am-6pm

Jun-Aug: Mon-Thu 10am-6pm, Fri-Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 11am-6pm

Mohican’s famous Native American store since 1979. Featuring enormous inven-tory of Indian jewelry, crafts, art. View silversmithing. Custom jewelry. Minnetonka moccasins, crystals, beads, copper, music, books, jackets, knives, candles, more!

david Warther Carvings and gift shop(40.52005° -81.68634 °)1775 SR 39, Sugarcreek / 330-343-1865warther.org / warther@roadrunner.comMay-Oct: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm ; Nov-Apr: see website See the intricate carvings and meet the carver while touring this highly educational and intriguing exhibit of fine artwork. Your Amish guides, along with the carver, convey carving and scrimshaw techniques. See ad, page 34.

dutch Valley gifts(40.50814° -81.60747°)1367 Old Route 39 E, Sugarcreek / 330-852-4926dutchvalleygifts.com / info@dhgroup.comJan-Mar: Mon-Thu 9am-6pm, Fri-Sat 9am-8pm

Apr-Dec: Mon-Sat 9am-8pm

Discover a world of charm as you step into our gift shop ever changing with seasons and trends. Find unique treasures, gifts, and an experience that will keep you coming back. See ad, page 25.

erb’s stove Center(40.54678° -81.76918°)4100 SR 39, Millersburg / 330-893-3903 / Mon-Sat 9am-5pm

Located just east of Berlin, Erb’s Stove Center offers fireplaces, grills, stoves, outdoor furniture, and fire rings. We make your home cozy and your backyard fun! See ad, page 27.

goodwill industries of Wayne & Holmes Counties, inc.(40.54174° -81.91593°)1098 Glen Dr., Millersburg / 330-674-9222woostergoodwill.org / cstefanik@woostergoodwill.orgMon-Sat 9am-8pm, Sun 10am-5pm

Visit Goodwill’s new generation store offering unique shopping, large selection, and fantastic bargains. Proceeds from sales provide employment services to individuals in our community with disabilities and barriers to employment.

gospel Book store(40.56081° -81.79901°)4900 Oak St., Berlin / 330-893-2523mygospelbookstore.com / small@mygospelbookstore.comMon-Thu 8:30am-6:30pm, Fri 8:30am-7pm, Sat 8:30am-5pm

Full-service Christian book store located in German Village Center. Great selection of the latest books, Bibles, gifts, and music. If we don’t have it, we’ll order it! Located behind Sol’s Palace.

gramma fannie’s Quilt Barn(40.55018° -81.77944°)4363 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-3243grammafanniesquilts.com / tistheseasonchristmas@gmail.comMon-Sat 10am-5pm

Whether you’re looking for a quilt or fabrics to create your own quilt, we have a great selection. Quilt shop quality fabrics. One mile east of Berlin at Schrock’s Amish Farm.

guggisberg Cheese(40.52558° -81.80525°)5060 SR 557, Charm / 330-893-2500 or 800-262-2505babyswiss.com / info@babyswiss.comJan-Mar: Mon-Sat 8am-5pm

Apr-Dec: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm, Sun 11am-4pm

Guggisberg Cheese, home of the Original Baby Swiss. Gold medal winner at the 2012 World Cheese Championship. Come visit us in the Doughty Valley today. See ad, page 43.

Heini’s Cheese Chalet(40.57393, -81.78175)6005 CR 77, Berlin / 330-893-2131 or 800-253-6636heinis.com / info@heinis.comJan-Apr: Mon-Sat 8am-5pm; May-Dec: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm

Where the cheese is made! Enjoy a free factory tour and sample our all-natural cheeses. Also enjoy our homemade fudge, smoked meats, jams and jelly, hand-dipped ice cream, and customized gift packages.

Heini’s gourmet market(40.51148° -81.65366°)1019 W. Main St., Sugarcreek / 330-852-3500heinisgourmetmarket.com / info@heinis.comMon-Thu 10am-6pm; Fri-Sat 10am-7pm

Take home the best of Ohio. Featuring wines from the top vineyards in Ohio, which are available to sample before you buy. Gourmet foods, Heini’s all-natural cheeses, custom-made cheeseballs, and cooking classes.

Helping Hands Quilt shop(40.56140° -81.79561°)4818 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-2233helpinghandsquilts.com / orders@helpinghandsquilts.comJan-Feb: Mon-Thu 10am-4pm, Fri-Sat 10am-5pm

Mar-Dec: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm

“A Destination Quilt Shop” est. 1974. Two floors and online shopping. Hundreds of locally made quilts and gift items, 3,000 bolts of fabric, notions, stencils, quilt frames, and embroidery.

Hershberger’s Bakery & farm(40.54466° -81.82356°)5452 SR 557, Millersburg / 330-674-6096 / Mon-Sat 8am-5pm

Full-line bakery on premises. Fresh, home-grown produce in season. Free farm pet-ting area. See Big Ben, Holmes County’s biggest Belgian horse. Buggy rides, pony rides. Gift and tack store.

Historic downtown millersburg(40.55406° -81.91678°)330-674-3955 / historicdowntownmillersburg.com taram@historicdowntownmillersburg.comVisit our unique Victorian-era downtown and be greeted with a smile! Millersburg offers merchandise handcrafted by local artisans, antiques, dining, pubs, lodging, museums, entertainment, and festivals. Come shop… dine… stay.

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Holmes County flea market(40.55511° -81.78891°)4550 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-0900holmesfleamarket.com / manager@holmesfleamarket.comMar-Dec: Thu-Sat 9am-5pm; Sep 24-Oct 19: Tue-Sat 9am-5pm

With new items every day and our very own restaurant, we are more than just a flea market. Our facility is climate controlled, single-level and conveniently located a half-mile east of Berlin. Buses welcome! Special fall hours.

Holmes County Pottery(40.65052° -82.0816°)8500 CR 373, Big Prairie / 330-496-2406hcpottery@valkyrie.net / Mon-Sat 9am-5pm

Handmade pottery fired in Ohio’s largest wood-burning kiln. We offer a standard line of pots from functional dinnerware to garden planters using traditional techniques.

Homespun treasures(40.54500° -81.73761°)3147 SR 39, Walnut Creek / 330-893-2134homespunwalnutcreek.com / info@homespunwalnutcreek.comMay-Oct: Mon-Sat 9am-5:30pm; Nov-Apr: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm

Unique primitive home décor including rugs, period lighting, florals, country bed-ding, seasonal décor, tableware, curtains, and reproduction furniture. In-house decorator will help create something unique. Come be inspired!

Jackson street gallery(40.55420° -81.91670°)56 E. Jackson St., Millersburg / 330-674-3881thejacksonstreetgallery.com / jacksonstreetgallery1@gmail.comMon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-3pm, Sun 11am-4pm

An extraordinary gift shop located in Historic Downtown Millersburg. Our 11,000-sq.-ft. unique gallery, built in 1927, features a wonderful selection of gifts, home furnishings, flooring and interior designs.

Kaufman’s Kountry Accents(40.56165° -81.79368°)4765 US 62, Berlin / 330-893-3990kaufmanskountryaccents.com / sales@kaufmanskountryaccents.comJan-Mar: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm

Apr-Dec: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-5:30pm

Our two-story farmhouse is filled with unique primitive décor. Lanterns, lighted canvas, sofa mirrors, trash bins, timer battery candles, Billy Jacob prints, wrought iron, Donna Sharp handbags, welcome slates.

Keim lumber Company(40.50762° -81.78349°)4465 SR 557, Charm / 330-893-2251 or 800-362-6682keimlumber.com / contactkeim@keimlumber.comMon 7am-7pm, Tue-Fri 7am-4:30pm, Sat 7:30am-noonDiscover a world of ideas for your home. Family owned since 1911, nestled on the hilltop in Charm, Ohio. Whether you’re remodeling or building new, Keim has something for you. See ad, page 27.

Kirkwood farm(40.700942° -81.691431°)8100 Massillon Rd., Mt. Eaton / 330-359-5515 kirkwoodfarm.com / jkkirkwoodfarms@gmail.com Mon-Fri noon-5pm, Sat 9am-noonIndividually handcrafted wool gifts, Christmas decorations, and more. Also featuring quality wool yarn and roving from our long wool sheep. For a special experience visit our Wool and More Shop.

lehman’s(40.74157° -81.74617°)4779 Kidron Rd., Dalton / 877-438-5346 lehmans.com / info@lehmans.com Jan-May: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-6pm Jun-Dec: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm For more than 50 years Lehman’s has been your source for old-fashioned, practical housewares, appliances, tools, gardening supplies, and toys. Stop in and see all the changes we’ve made! See ad below.

little Cottage Co.(40.54658° -81.76968°)4070 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-4212cottagekits.com / sales@cottagekits.comMay-Aug: Mon-Fri 7am-4:30pm; Sep-Apr: Mon, Thu, Fri 7am-3:30pm, Tue, Wed 7am-4:30pm; Sat by appointmentQuality manufacturer of playhouses, storage sheds, dog kennels, chicken coops, poly furniture, greenhouses, and much more! Come tour our quality-built structures, made at our location where quality craftsmanship is a priority.

Mailing address: PO Box 270, Kidron, OH 44636Mapping address: 4779 Kidron Road, Dalton, OH 44618

www.Lehmans.com • 1-877-438-5346

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Phone: 330-359-0185 · Fax: 330-359-0195email: oldworldpolishpottery@gmail.com

Located 11/2 miles north of Mt. Eaton, OH on State Route 241

Open March 15 thru December 22Mon-Sat – 10AM - 5PM

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miller’s dry goods(40.50799° -81.78700°)4500 SR 557, Charm / 330-893-9899millersdrygoods.com / info@millersdrygoods.comMar-Nov: Mon-Sat 8am-5pm; Dec-Feb: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm

More than 8,000 bolts of fabric, large selection of notions, batting, and patterns. Basement outlet. Handmade quilts, wallhangings, and accessories in the Barn next door. Visit our website for online shopping.

moxie(40.56175° -81.79648°)4843 E. Main St., Berlin / 330-893-9184info@oldeberlinvillage.comJan- Mar: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-6pm Apr-Dec: Mon-Thu 9am-6pm, Fri-Sat 9am-7pm

Moxie is the hippest thing happening in Berlin! Unique clothing, furniture, and accessories are offered in a fun and friendly boutique. Great selection of Life is Good, colorful jewelry, shoes, handbags, scarves, and hair accessories. Don’t miss it!

ms. gadgets(40.55065° -81.77988°)4385 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-4700amishfarmvillage.com / Mon-Sat 10am-5pm

Add spice to the life of your kitchen! Hundreds of gadgets, cookie cutters, cake supplies, and more. Delicious homemade fudge, coffee drinks, and samples. At Schrock’s Amish Farm, one mile east of Berlin.

old World Polish Pottery(40.711281° -81.677139°)See ad below.

Pine tree Barn(40.74547° -81.98428°)4374 Shreve Rd., Wooster / 330-264-1014 pinetreebarn.com / info@pinetreebarn.comMon-Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-5pm

Restored 1868 Dutch bank barn featuring 25,000 sq. ft. of beautiful gifts, handcrafted furniture, home furnishings, interior design, and gourmet luncheon restaurant overlooking the Killbuck Valley and Christmas tree farm. See ad, page 31.

raby Hardware general store “since 1885”(40.63559° -82.23565°)223 W. Main St., Loudonville / 419-994-3751rabyhardware.com / rabyhardware@yahoo.comMay-Sep: Mon-Sat 9am-6pm; Oct-Apr: Mon-Tues, Thu-Sat 9am-6pm The nation’s oldest continuously family-owned and operated hardware store is in down-town Loudonville. Offering sporting goods, housewares, cast-iron cookware, paints, tools, plumbing, gardening, camping, pet, RV supplies, and more. Please stop in!

rolling ridge ranch(40.57125° -81.7561°)3961 CR 168, Millersburg / 330-893-3777 / visitrollingridge.comApr-Oct: Mon-Sat 9am-4pm

Rolling Ridge Ranch Animal Park open since 1996. More than 500 animals and birds from around the world. Feed animals from our guided horse-drawn wagons. Petting zoo, picnic area, playground, and gift shop.

save & serve thrift shop(40.54135° -81.91642°)1108 S. Washington St., Millersburg / 330-674-1323saveandserve.org / info@saveandserve.orgMon-Sat 8:30am-5pm, Thu 8:30am-8pm

Find great bargains in clothing, toys, books, vintage, furniture, housewares, and more. Benefits Mennonite Central Committee’s mission. Meeting human need in the name of Christ, both locally and globally. See ad, page 31.

schrock’s Amish farm & Village(40.55065° -81.77988°)4359 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-3051amishfarmvillage.com / Apr-Oct: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm

Take an Amish buggy ride, train ride, and a self-guided Amish home tour. Visit the antique and craft malls, quilt shop, and other specialty shops. A great family destination.

sol’s in Berlin(40.56163° -81.79918°)4914 W. Main St., Berlin / 330-893-3134solsinberlin.com / solsinberlin@gmail.comJun-Oct: Mon-Sat 9am-7pm; Nov-May: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm

While visiting Amish Country, discover Ohio’s largest arts and crafts mall. Three large buildings comprised of 350 crafters, specialty foods, and more. A ‘must see’ since 1993.

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somewhere sewing(40.59026° -81.01844°)11004 CR 320, Millersburg / 330-674-1677somewheresewing.com / info@somewheresewing.comApr-Oct: Wed-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-3pm

Nov-Mar: Thu-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-3pm

8,000 bolts of quality quilting fabric, notions, books, and more. Authorized dealers for Babylock and Brother sewing machines. Machines serviced immediately on-site. Check website for current business hours.

spies farms Antiques(40.51745° -81.50748°)2694 SR 39 NW, Dover / 330-343-8358Jan-Feb: as weather permits; Mar-Dec: Mon-Wed by chance, Thu 8am-5pm, Fri-Sat 8am-5:30pm

Antiques, collectibles, “stuff and such” displayed in 100-year-old barn built with hand-hewn log beams, a unique home for one-of-a-kind vintage items. View restored log cabin on premises.

swartzentruber Quilts(40.62641° -81.74235°)7971 TR 654, Mt. Hope Home business, retail and wholesale. Hand-quilted quilts, baby quilts, wall hangings, and pillow covers. Also, pot holders, placemats, aprons, rugs, dolls, etc. No credit cards.

tis the season(40.54965° -81.77695°)4363 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-3604tistheseasonchristmas.com / tistheseasonchristmas@gmail.comJan-Aug: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm; Sept-Dec: Mon-Sat 10am-7pm

Ohio’s largest year-round Christmas shop. Three floors of Christmas wonderland, thousands of ornaments, lights, trees, novelties, and lots of collectibles.

trading Post thrift store(40.62325° -81.81101°)7703 SR 241, Millersburg / 330-674-1778tradingpostthriftstore.org / tim@tradingpostthriftstore.orgMon-Fri 8am-5pm, Sat 8am-4pm

A non-profit thrift store specializing in clothes, furniture, books, tools, antiques. All profit is used to support Ohio Wilderness Boys Camp, a local organization designed to help troubled boys and hurting families.

tree frog Canopy toursSee Recreation.

Victorian House museum and millersburg glass museumSee Museums & Historical Sites

Walnut Creek Amish flea market(40.51907° -81.69038°)1900 SR 39, Sugarcreek / 330-852-0181wcfleamarket.com / info@wcfleamarket.comApr-Dec: Thu-Sat 9am-5pm

55,500 sq. ft. of indoor shopping. New addition. Weekly entertainment, one-level shopping, air conditioned, indoor and outdoor eateries, miniature farm, playground, club car rides from parking lot, blue light specials, monthly giveaways. See ad, page 32.

Walnut Creek Cheese(40.52842° -81.71772°)2641 SR 39, Walnut Creek / 330-852-2888 or 877-852-2888walnutcreekcheese.com / customerservice@walnutcreekcheese.comMon-Thu 8am-6pm, Fri 8am-8pm, Sat 7:30am-6pm

Walnut Creek Cheese offers over 70 kinds of cheese, 25 kinds of jams and jellies, homemade baked goods, kitchenware, and samples at the test kitchen. See ad below.

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An inspiring love story – Back by popular demand!

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Wilson’s Country Creations, Inc.

Friendly, dependable service large selection oF quality products

Manufacturers of decorative concrete statuarylocated in the heart oF aMish country

13248 CR 6 • Killbuck, OH 44637330-377-4190 • fax 330-377-5010

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Walnut Creek group(40.54151° -81.72286°) Walnut Creek / 330-893-2995visitwalnutcreek.com / info@walnutcreekohio.orgWhen you visit Walnut Creek, you get a taste of Amish Country in one area. Delicious foods, handmade treats, comfortable accomodations, unique gifts, and a working farm with giraffes! See ad, page 29.

Wendell August forge(40.60083° -81.74361°)7007 CR 672, Berlin / 330-893-3713 or 866-354-5192wendellaugust.com / info@wendell.comJan-Mar: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm; Apr-Dec Mon-Sat 9am-6pm

Tradition. Quality. Handcrafted. Affordable. These are the traits of the incred-ible giftware you will find at Wendell August Forge. Our artisans have created one-of-a-kind gifts that last a lifetime. Proudly made in the USA. See ad below.

Wilson’s Country Creations, inc. (40.48868° -82.10319°)13248 CR 6, Killbuck / 330-377-4190wilsonscc.com / sales@wilsonscc.comMon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat closed, Sun by appointment Manufacturers of decorative concrete statuary for yard or home. Heated ware-house in winter. Quality products. Dependable service. Family owned and operated since 1985. Open year-round. See ad, page 32.

Zinck’s fabric outlet(40.55528° -81.78740°)4568 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-7225 / zincksinberlin.comMon-Sat 8am-5pm

Fabric and notions at discount prices. More than 20,000 sq. ft. packed with fabric, clothing, books, crafts, and much more. Large selection of quilting fabric less than $5 per yard.

WWW.WENDELLAUGUST.COM

Tableware • Wedding • Baby • Holiday • JewelryHOURS: MONDAY - SATURDAY 9 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.

Ohio Amish Country Store | 7oo7 County Road 672 | Berlin, Ohio 4461o | 33o.893.3713(4 Miles North of Berlin on US 62 - Underneath the Blue Watertower)

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Amish & mennonite Heritage Center/BehaltSee Attractions, Shops, & Artisans

david Warther Carvings and gift shopSee Attractions, Shops, & Artisans. See ad below.

german Culture museum(40.54055° -81.72166°)4877 Olde Pump St., Walnut Creek / 330-893-2510germanculturemuseum.com / indiantree@valkyrie.netMay-Oct: Thu-Sat noon-4pm

Why did the Amish come here? Is the eccentric ‘Father of Amish Country’ still alive? Hundreds of displays! Special tours by reservation. Lower floor of Walnut Creek Community Center, across from post office.

Holmes County Cultural Center(40.55935° -81.91846°)484 Wooster Rd., Millersburg / 330-674-0022 or 888-201-0022victorianhouse.org / info@holmeshistory.comMar: Sat-Sun 1pm-4pm; Apr 1-Oct 31: Tue-Sun 1pm-4pm

Nov 23-Dec 31: Mon-Thu 1pm-4pm, Fri-Sun 1pm-8pm

The Victorian House Museum has expanded its campus to include the Millersburg Glass Museum, Genealogical Society and Castle Club banquet center. Enjoy admission to both museums with one discounted ticket. Groups will love our catered events!

Victorian House museum and millersburg glass museum(40.55935° -81.91846°)484 Wooster Rd., Millersburg / 330-674-0022 or 888-201-0022victorianhouse.org / info@holmeshistory.comMar: Sat-Sun 1pm-4pm; Apr 1-Oct 31: Tue-Sun 1pm-4pm

Nov 23-Dec 31: Mon-Thu 1pm-4pm, Fri-Sun 1pm-8pm

Listed in the National Historic Registry. Featured on HGTV, 28-room Victorian mansion located in Historic Millersburg. New – the most significant public display of Millersburg Carnival and Crystal Glass. Self-guided tours. Special holiday events.

Warther museum(40.52529° -81.48748°)331 Karl Ave., Dover / 330-343-7513warthers.com / info@warthers.com / Mon-Sun 9am-5pm

Experience the story of the Warther Family and see how their beloved hobbies of carving, button collecting, and knife making have left behind an amazing family legacy. See ad, page 33.

Amish Country riding stablesSee Hotels & Inns – Guggisberg Swiss Inn.

Cabin Creek golf(40.47615° -81.67668°)1361 CR 108, Sugarcreek / 330-852-4879cabincreekgolf.com / lorodene@gmail.comJun-Sep: Sun-Mon 1pm-10pm, Tue-Sat 10am-10pm Two 18-hole miniature golf courses, which are among Ohio’s most unique, entertaining and challenging. Also driving range, sand volleyball, and batting cages. 3 miles south of Sugarcreek on SR 93.

fire ridge golf Course(40.55505° -81.90191°)1001 E. Jackson St., Millersburg / 330-674-3921fireridgegolf.com / fireridgegolfcourse@embarqmail.comMar-Oct: Mon-Sun 7am-darkNestled in the rolling hills of Holmes County, Fire Ridge is a beautiful 18-hole course featuring well-maintained greens and fairways. For golfers of all levels, we’re sure you’ll enjoy!

Holmes County trail Coalition, inc.(40.55527° -81.92138°)1 Trail Dr., Suite B, Millersburg / 330-674-0475holmestrail.org / holmestrail@embarqmail.com15 miles from Fredericksburg to Killbuck through scenic Holmes County. One lane of the trail is asphalt for biking and pedestrian traffic, the other lane is chip-and-seal for horse traffic. Benefit auction June 8, 2013. See ad below.

David WartherCarvings

1775 St. Rt. 39 Sugarcreek, Oh.

www.warther.orgDavid Warther continues his family’s carving legacy at his new exhibit between Sugarcreek and Walnut Creek.

See the intricate carvings and meet the carver at David Warther Carvings & Gift Shop between Sugarcreek and Walnut Creek on Route 39.

8th AnnualHolmes County Trail

Benefit Auction

June 8, 2013Hipp Station ~ Millersburg, Ohio

Come and explore Holmes County’s treasured gem, the first trail in the nation to accommodate horse drawn buggies and other forms of non- motorized recreation.Find detailed Auction and Trail information at:

www.holmestrail.orgContact the Trail Office at: 1 Trail Drive, Suite B, Millersburg, OH 44654 - Phone (330)674-0475 - Email: holmestrail@embarqmail.com

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furnitureAlpine Cabinets of Holmes County, llC(40.62356° -81.67863°)2100 US 62, Winesburg / 330-359-5724 or fax 330-359-5749amishcustomcabinets.com / sales@alpine-cabinets.com Mon-Fri 7am-4pm, Sat by appointmentDesigning handcrafted custom cabinetry for every room of your home, in an array of wood species, styles, and finishes. Visit our new showroom in the restored log house in historic Winesburg. Family owned and operated since 1987.

Amish oak furniture Co.(40.63582° -82.23656°)268 W. Main St., Loudonville / 419-994-5595 or 800-686-8855amishoak.com / sales@amishoak.comTue-Sat 10am-5pm, Thu 10am-8pm, Sun noon-5pm

Ohio’s original Amish furniture store. Furniture for the entire home including Smith Brothers sofas, recliners, and bedding. 12,000-sq.-ft. showroom with a wide selection of styles, woods, and finishes.

Amish traditions distributing, inc.(40.59519° -82.09852°)13233 SR 39, Nashville / 330-378-2791 or 888-292-6474amishtraditions.com / buyamish@amishtraditions.comMon-Sat 10am-5pm

Amish-crafted furniture made just for you. Dining room, bedroom, and living room suites, office furniture, entertainment centers, conference tables, youth bedroom furniture, heritage lace, lawn furniture, and more. Est. 1988.

farmerstown furniture(40.48512, -81.73996)3155 SR 557, Baltic / 330-897-0406 or fax 330-897-7960Mon-Sat 8am-5pm

We have been serving Holmes County with top-quality furniture for every room in your house since 1969. Custom styles and designs welcome. Three miles east of Charm.

four Corners furniture(40.59973° -81.76122°)7000 TR 652, Millersburg / 330-359-0295 Mon 10am-5pm, Wed-Sat 10am-5pm

We build bedroom and dining room furniture in oak, cherry, hickory, and maple. Family owned and operated on a 5th-generation farm. Located 3 miles north of Berlin, off US 62, then left on TR 652.

green Acres furniture ltd.(40.70841° -81.68138°)7412 Massillon Rd. SW, Navarre / 330-359-6251greenacresfurniture.com / info.oh@greenacresfurniture.comMon-Sat 9am-5pm

Designers, manufacturers, and retailers of high-end hardwood furniture. Handcrafted in our own workshop. Custom-made for you. 45,000-square-foot showroom and manufacturing, family owned and operated since 1988. See ad, page 36.

Homestead furniture(40.62950° -81.78445°)8233 SR 241, Mt. Hope / 330-674-4902 or 866-674-4902homesteadfurnitureonline.com / info@homesteadfurnitureonline.comMon-Sat 8:30am-5pm

Homestead Furniture is Amish Country’s largest American-made, hardwood furniture store. With a 27,000-sq.-ft. designer showroom, Homestead Furniture can design and build any custom hardwood furniture. See ad, page 38.

Jake’s Handcrafted oak(40.65961° -81.91496°)8239 TR 562, Holmesville / 330-695-5090 or 888-388-5650Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 8am-4pm

Find a full line of handcrafted, top-quality hardwood heirloom furniture built by Amish craftsmen at Jake’s. We customize to your wants and needs. Large selection of styles and hardwoods.

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loudonville Canoe livery(40.63585° -82.23951°)424 W. Main St., Loudonville / 419-994-4161 or 888-CANOELOloudonvillecanoe.com / locanoe@bright.netApril 1-Nov 1: Mon-Sun 9am-6pm

“Downtown.” The livery with a choice! Canoeing, kayaking, rafting, and tubing from ½ hour to several days. New and used canoes and accessories. Moonlight trips, catering, primitive camping. River Room Lounge.

mohican Adventures Canoe Camp Cabins & fun Center(40.61740° -82.25342°)3058 SR 3 S., Loudonville / 419-994-2267 or 888-909-7400mohicanadventures.com / info@mohicanadventures.comApr-Oct: Mon-Sun 9am-9pm ; Nov-Mar: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm

The best of Mohican! Camping for tent and RV, 30-50 amp, pull-through sites. Wi-Fi, indoor pool, two lakes. Cabins with hot tubs. Canoeing, miniature golf, go-carts, swimming, biking, playground. Modern shower houses, city water.

mohican reservation Campground & Canoeing(40.56995° -82.18743°)See ad, page 35.

tree frog Canopy tours(40.544417° -82.208317°)21899 Wally Rd., Glenmont / 740-599-2662treefrogcanopytours.com / info@treefrogcanopytours.comMay 1-Oct 31: Mon-Sun 9am-5pm

Ohio’s longest, highest, and fastest zipline tour. Soar through the tree tops via 7 ziplines, 2 suspended bridges, and 2 rappels! Mohican area’s most exciting adventure.

Wally road state scenic Byway(40.62061° -82.24646°)16-124 CR 23, Loudonville thewallyroadscenicbyway.com / wallyroad@gmail.comOhio’s largest outdoor recreational complex! Located just west of Millersburg. Canoeing, camping, zipline, hiking, biking, horseback riding, shopping, lodging, historical buildings, go-carts, mini-golf, hayrides, hot tubs, cabins, pools, saunas.

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Kauffman lawn furniture(40.56893° -81.78467°)4540 US 62, Berlin / 330-893-3149 or 877-219-2741kauffmanlawnfurniture.com Nov-Mar: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm; Apr-Oct: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm

Complete line of outdoor furniture, arbors, birdfeeders, gliders, porch swings, concrete statuary, fences, decks, lighthouses, picnic tables, sheds, log cabins, play-houses, gazebos, gym sets, polyvinyl products, planters, doghouses, fire pits, etc.

log Cabin furnishings(40.52130° -81.68720°)4223 TR 420, Sugarcreek / 330-852-2164walnutvalleyloghomes.comFeb-Mar: Mon-Sat 9am-4pm ; Apr-Dec: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm

The area’s finest selection of handcrafted log and lodge furniture and furnishings for your entire home. Family owned and operated.

mullet Cabinet design Center(40.61686° -81.82179°)7488 SR 241, Millersburg / 330-674-9646 or 888-333-3594mulletcabinet.com / sales@mulletcabinet.comMon-Fri 8am-4:30pm, Sat 9am-noonFamily-owned manufacturer of handcrafted custom cabinetry. Visit our newly remodeled Design Center for a sample of our amazing custom color abilities, complete finish gallery, and various room settings for inspiration.

ole mill furniture(40.50583° -81.78437°)4422 SR 557, Charm / 330-893-2823 / olemillfurniture.comMon-Wed 9am-5pm, Thu 9am-3pm, Fri 9am-8pm, Sat 9am-5pm

Three floors full of heirloom-quality, hand-crafted furniture. Exclusive designs. Showroom includes upholstered/leather furniture and fine accessories. New Sportsman Den for the outdoor enthusiast.

Pleasant View furniture(40.59393° -81.75141°)3599 US 62, Dundee / 330-893-4322 / Mon-Sat 9am-5pm

15,000-sq.-ft. showroom with the best quality hardwood furniture available for every room in your home, office, hotel, restaurant, nursing home, or cabin. You need it. We have it.

schlabach furniture(40.69730° -81.77342°)11463 Harrison Rd., Apple Creek / 330-695-2249Mon 9am-7pm, Tue-Sat 9am-5pm

Visit our full line of over 10,000 sq. ft. of quality, solid hardwood furniture for every room in your home. Including upholstered sofas, loveseats, recliners, and outdoor. Maintenance free poly. Porch swings, gliders.

schrock’s Heritage furniture(40.56086° -81.79397°)4760 E. Main St., Berlin / 330-893-2242schrocksheritagefurniture.com / sales@schrocksheritagefurniture.comJun-Nov: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-6pm

Dec-May: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm

Choose from a large selection of high-quality, locally made Amish furniture. Bedrooms, dining rooms, entertainment centers, and much more. Most of our furniture is unique and found only in our store. We can also customize your order.

stone Barn furnishings, inc.(40.64469° -81.77770°)8613 TR 635, Mt. Hope / 330-674-2064stonebarnfurnishings.com / sales@stonebarnfurnishings.comMon-Sat 9am-5pm

Browse the finest American handcrafted home furnishings and the area’s only wellness studio. Your choices are limited by only your imagination. Design your own wood, upholstered, or leather furniture and accent it with beautiful accessories!

swiss Valley furniture(40.52122° -81.71261°)2431 SR 39, Sugarcreek / 330-852-7305swissvalleyfurniture.com / sales@swissvalleyfurniture.comMon-Sat 10am-5pm

Two great locations! Browse 24,000 sq. ft. at our main store, located one mile east of Walnut Creek, or watch our craftsman build furniture at our Berlin store, in downtown Berlin.

Walnut Creek furniture(40.546522° -81.745731°)3473 SR 39, Walnut Creek / 330-893-3383 or 877-893-9231walnutcreekfurniture.com / store@walnutcreekfurniture.comMon-Sat 10am-5pm, Fri 10am-6pm

Bringing top quality American-made hardwood furniture into homes for over 20 years. Make a selection from our more than 20,000 sq. ft. showroom or have us customize a piece just for you.

Weaver’s furniture(40.50833° -81.59266°)7011 Old Route 39, Sugarcreek / 330-852-2701weaverfurniture.com / sales@weaverfurniture.comJan-Mar: Mon-Thu 9am-6pm, Fri-Sat 9am-7pm

Apr-Dec: Mon-Thu 9am-6pm, Fri-Sat 9am-9pm

Your furniture destination. Weaver’s specializes in customized Amish handcrafted furniture, fine upholstery, and exclusive patio collections. Our in-house design center allows you to customize your American-made masterpieces.

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Amish Wedding foods, inc.330-674-9199 / amishweddingfoods.com A traditional Amish wedding involves food preparation that starts a year before the wedding. Only their very best recipes are on the reception table, hence our name, Amish Wedding. Our very best recipes prepared especially for you. Purchase our products at Troyer’s A Country Market, 5201 CR 77, Berlin.

Ashery Country store(40.65325° -81.76480°)8922 SR 241, Fredericksburg / 330-359-5615asherycountrystore.com / bulkfood@asherycountrystore.comJan-Feb: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm, Sat 8am-5pm

Mar-Dec: Mon-Sat 8am-5pm

A quaint Amish Country bulk food store. Free samples, thrifty Thursday, special events, and great prices. While visiting enjoy your time with an ice cream cone on the front porches as you watch Amish Country clip clop by. See ad below.

Coblentz Chocolate Company(40.561400° -81.797144°)4860 E. Main St., Unit 2, Berlin / 330-403-3020coblentzchocolates.com / info@coblentzchocolates.comJul-Oct: Mon-Sat 10am-6pm; Nov-Jun: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm

Featuring artisan chocolates created using wholesome ingredients and time-honored recipes. We offer an abundance of Jelly Bellys, panned fruits and nuts, fudge, candies, and nuts.

dutch Valley market(40.50835° -81.60623°)1411 Old Route 39, Sugarcreek / 330-852-2631dutchvalleymarket.com / info@dhgroup.comJan-Mar: Mon-Sat 9am-6pm; Apr-Dec: Mon-Sat 9am-8pm

In our market, you can stock up on fresh and frozen meats, a wide assortment of deli meats, cheeses, and bulk foods. Consider bringing a cooler for the trip home.

guggisberg CheeseSee Attractions, Shops, & Artisans. See ad, page 43.

Heini’s Cheese ChaletSee Attractions, Shops, & Artisans.

Heini’s gourmet marketSee Attractions, Shops, & Artisans.

miller’s Bakery/Countryside Campers Paradise(40.52800° -81.81184°)4280 TR 356, Charm / 330-893-3002 / Mon-Sat 7am-5pm

Homemade breads, pies, noodles, doughnuts, twists, cookies, fry pies, tarts, and much more. Made fresh daily. Open all year, closed Sundays. TR 356 off SR 557, south of Berlin.

nature’s food marketSee ad, page 40.

rodhe’s igA marketplace(40.54340° -81.91262°)2105 Glen Dr., Millersburg / 330-674-7075rodhesiga.com / info@rodhesiga.comMon-Sat 7am-9pm, Sun 9am-6pm

Family-owned supermarket since 1934. Fresh, quality foods with friendly service! Featuring our Homestyle Deli with breakfast, lunch, dinner selections and seating availability. Floral shop and Mast Pharmacy located inside.

troyer’s Country market(40.55304° -81.78265°)5201 CR 77, Berlin / 330-893-3786troyerscountrymarket.com / retailcs@troyercheese.comJan-Mar: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm, Fri 8am-7pm

Apr-Dec: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm, Fri 8am-8pm

Fresh produce from local farms. The area’s best selection of deli cheeses and meats. Check out our exclusive line of Amish Wedding canned goods and extensive bulk food section. “A country store with a whole lot more!”

troyer’s trail Bologna, inc.(40.58615° -81.70633°)6552 SR 515, Trail / 330-893-2414 or 877-893-2414Jan-Mar: Mon-Sat 7am-3:30pm; Apr-Dec: Mon-Fri 7am-5pm, Sat 7am-4pm

Home of “Genuine Trail Bologna” quality since 1912. Old-fashioned general store featuring meats, cheese, jams, jellies, noodles, etc.

Valley grass farm(40.65334° -81.70267°)2386 CR 200, Dundee / 888-790-1473For your healthful eating experience, we provide nutrient-dense food from our pasture-fed Jersey cows. Raw milk cheese, grass-fed beef and lamb, pastured pork and chickens. From our third-generation farm.

Walnut Creek CheeseSee Attractions, Shops, & Artisans. See ad, page 31.

Winesburg meats inc.(40.614683° -81.697567°)2181 US 62, Winesburg / 330-359-5092 / winesburgmeats.com Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 8am-5pm, Sat 8am-3pm

One of Holmes County’s best kept secrets. Family owned since 1959. We smoke our own line of award-winning meats. Fresh meats and cheese available. Remember to bring your cooler.

1-855-893-2006

4727 US 62PO Box 227Berlin, OH

Mon.-Thurs.&Sat: 8-6Fri: 8-7, Closed Sunday

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Amish door restaurant and Village(40.65626° -81.63892°)1210 Winesburg St., US 62, Wilmot / 330-359-5464 or 888-264-7436amishdoor.com / thevillage@amishdoor.com; Mon-Sat 7am-8pm

Discover the Amish Door difference with our restaurant, bakery, banquet center, luxurious inn, specialty shops, market and deli, dinner theater, and more! Visit our website for our list of events!

Amish Home Cooked meals(40.56200° -81.80681°)5568 TR 381, Berlin / 330-893-3248amishheartlandtours.com / reservations@amishheartlandtours.comMon-Sat (24-hour advanced reservations)Experience a family-style meal in a private Amish home. Menu consists of homemade bread, peanut butter spread, salad, roast beef, baked chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, noodles, green beans, and pies.

Bags sports Pub(40.55429° -81.91634°)88 E. Jackson St., Suite A., Millersburg / 330-674-0279bagspub.com / bagssportspub@gmail.comMon-Thu 11am-9pm, Fri-Sat 11am-10pm, Sun 11am-9pm

Bags Sports Pub, located in Historic Downtown Millersburg, creates a friendly, neighborhood pub atmosphere. Featuring daily specials, homemade burgers, and savory steaks. Visit our website for a full menu.

Berlin farmstead (40.56455° -81.79252°)4757 TR 366, Berlin / 330-893-4600 berlinfarmstead.com / nward@dhgroup.comMon-Sat 7am-8pm

Before or after you shop-till-you-drop, enjoy our Amish kitchen cooking. In Berlin, one block north of the square, then right on North Street. Plenty of parking.

Boyd and Wurthmann restaurant(40.56166° -81.79595°)4819 E. Main St., Berlin / 330-893-3287boydandwurthmann.com / boydandwurthmann@yahoo.comMon-Sat 5:30am-8pm

“Where the locals eat.” The best of home cooking since 1938. Featuring Amish cooks preparing home-style specials daily plus a large variety of homemade pies. Along Main Street in Berlin.

Broken rocks Café & Bakery(40.79821° -81.93930°)123 E. Liberty St., Wooster / 330-263-2949brokenrockscafe.com / brokenrocks@gmail.comMon-Thu 9am-9pm, Fri-Sat 9am-10pm

Casual dining with upscale appeal. Hand-crafted pasta, pizza, soup, salad, sandwiches, steaks, and dessert. Artisan breads baked daily. Wine list and full bar.

Carpenter’s Café(40.50762° -81.78349°)4465 SR 557, Charm (in Keim Lumber) / 330-893-5040keimlumber.com / Mon 7am-7pm, Tue-Fri 7am-4:30pm

Sat 7:30am-noonLocated inside Keim Lumber. Take a break from shopping and enjoy daily specials, signature sandwiches, and salads. Homemade pies, apple dumplings, and yummy ice cream specialties. Live music 1st and 3rd Mon. of the month, 5-7pm.

Chalet in the Valley(40.52478° -81.80469°)5060 SR 557, Charm / 330-893-2550 / chaletinthevalley.comTues-Sat 11am-8pm, Sun 11am-3pm; Closed Jan-mid MarchHave dinner in Switzerland today! The Chalet features schnitzel, strudel, cheese fondue, and chocolate fondue. Stop in and try an old favorite or something new from our updated menu.

Cindy’s diner(40.56120° -81.79387°)4774 US 62, Berlin / 330-893-3400cindysdinerberlin.com / cinderella61666@aol.comJun-Oct: Mon-Sat 11am-7pm; Nov-May: Mon-Sat 11am-5pm; Jan: closedWinner of 2008 & 2009 Harvest Fest Rib Cook-off! Delicious home-cooked meals in 50’s atmosphere! Featuring daily luncheon specials, homemade cream pies, Amish date pudding, 24 flavors ice cream. Home of the “Berlin Burger” and “Diner Dog.”

deb’s golden Bear drive-in(40.754628° -81.842772°)546 W. Main, Apple Creek / 330-698-1423 debsgoldenbear.com / dbergeron04@gmail.comMar-Oct: Mon-Sat 11am-9pm, Sun noon-9pm

Apple Creek’s home for great homemade ice cream treats and food! Featuring Amish Country’s best homemade ice cream and custom-blended soft serve, along with an extensive menu of delicious food items.

der dutchman restaurant(40.54150° -81.72186°)4967 SR 515, Walnut Creek / 330-893-2981derdutchman.com / info@derdutchman.com; Mon-Sat 7am-8pm

Hungry folks have enjoyed our chicken and real mashed potatoes for 43 years. Enjoy the original Amish kitchen cooking restaurant in Walnut Creek. Your trip will not feel complete without it.

dutch Valley restaurant(40.50853° -81.60836°)1343 Old Route 39, Sugarcreek / 330-852-4627dvrestaurant.com / info@dhgroup.com; Mon-Sat 7am-8pm

If it is a buffet you are looking for, look no further. We offer a hot breakfast buffet and a lunch and dinner buffet Monday through Saturday. Delicious Amish kitchen cooking!

granary luncheon restaurant at Pine tree BarnSee Attractions, Shops, & Artisans – Pine Tree Barn. See ad, page 31.

Hotel millersburg restaurantSee Hotels & Inns.

mrs. yoder’s Kitchen(40.62432° -81.78525°)8010 SR 241, Mt. Hope / 330-674-0922 / mrsyoderskitchen.comJan-Feb: Mon-Sat 7am-7pm; Mar-Dec: 7am-8pm

Delicious home-style meals and desserts. Featuring wedding steak, datenut pudding. Country breakfast buffet Wed. and Sat. mornings. Also, dinner buffet available every Sat. all day. Daily lunch buffet May-Nov.

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4787 Township Road, 366 • P.O. Box 449Berlin, Ohio 44610

P: 330.403.3050 • F: 330.403.3056www.berlingrandehotel.com

URBAN STYLE, WARM WELCOME

Spacious rooms & suitesMicrowaves, refrigerators & coffee makers

Indoor heated pool, whirlpoolFitness center

Complimentary breakfast

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America’s Best Value inn & suites(40.523867° -81.490531°)889 Commercial Pkwy, Dover / 330-364-7724 or 800-762-6474ohiobestvalueinn.com / info@ohiobestvalueinn.comMinutes from Amish Country, we are located at I-77 exit 83, SR 39 west. Free Wi-Fi and continental breakfast. Microwave, refrigerator rooms available. Outdoor pool. Meeting space. Pet friendly (select rooms). Weekly rates.

Amish Country lodging of Berlin(40.56179° -81.79794°)4895 W. Main St., Berlin / 330-893-1300 or 877-99-SLEEPamishcountrylodging.com / amishcountrylodging@gmail.comLog cabins, suites, cottages, and treehouses! Jacuzzis, fireplaces, billiards, hot tubs, onsite spa. Perfect for couples and families. Great locations in Berlin. A place to return to year after year. Open year-round. No smoking. See ad, page 44.

Ashley’s Country House(40.52143° -81.42835°)1717 Seven Mile Dr., New Philadelphia 330-340-7532 or 330-343-3460lodgeatfairoaks.com / fairoaks3@frontier.comBeautiful 7-bedroom home, sleeps 20-23. 2-acre lawn surrounded by 14 peaceful, wooded acres. Very private, near I-77. Window walls afford gorgeous views from serene hilltop location. Gazebo and firepit.

the Barn innSee Bed & Breakfasts. See ad, page 50.

Berlin grande Hotel(40.565206, -81.794047)4787 CR 366, Berlin / 330-403-3050 or 877-652-4997berlingrandehotel.com / info@berlingrandehotel.comSituated in the heart of Amish Country, the Berlin Grande Hotel features 78 well appointed guest rooms. Indulge in a luxurious, upscale hotel featuring complimentary breakfast, indoor pool and much more. See ad, page 44.

Berlin Hotel and suites(40.55663° -81.82076°)5330 CR 201, Millersburg / 330-893-3000 or 800-935-5218berlinhotelandsuites.com / innkeeper@berlinhotelandsuites.comLocated one mile west of Berlin. 19 suites with 50" plasma TVs and high ceilings. Complimentary breakfast. Indoor salt water pool. 17,000-sq.-ft. fitness complex. 26-seat private movie theater. See ad, page 47.

Berlin Village inn(40.55993° -81.80663°)5135 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-2861 or 800-869-7571berlinvillageinn.com / info@berlinvillageinn.comThis quaint 22-room inn is locally owned and is located in the heart of Amish Country. Our rooms are exceptionally clean and affordable. Enjoy free Wi-Fi, free continental breakfast, and early check-in. See ad, page 44.

route 83 restaurant(40.61889° -81.91852°)7501 SR 83, Holmesville / 330-279-3663route83restaurant.com / customerservice@route83restaurant.comMon-Sun 6am-9pm

A full menu of chef-inspired recipes is offered with something for everyone. We are conveniently located in the country by the Holmes County Trail. Breakfast is served all day. Wi-Fi.

tarragon at the inn at Honey run (40.57300° -81.87163°)6920 CR 203, Millersburg / 330-674-0011 or 800-468-6639innathoneyrun.com / info@innathoneyrun.comMon-Sun 8am-9pm

Enjoy seasonally inspired menus and local ingredients. Casual upscale dining offering American cuisine with an international influence, complemented with wine or spirits. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner served daily; reservations suggested.

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econo lodge Wooster(40.79522° -81.90626°)2137 E. Lincoln Way, Wooster / 330-264-8883choicehotel.com / econolodgewooster@yahoo.comEcono Lodge Wooster offers 89 spacious rooms close to Amish Country in Wooster. Complimentary breakfast, USA Today, pet friendly (small fee), ground-floor rooms, indoor pool. Truck, bus parking. Lounge karaoke Fri-Sat. Restaurant onsite.

guggisberg swiss inn/Amish Country riding stables(40.52186° -81.80358°)5025 SR 557, Charm / 330-893-3600 or 877-467-9477guggisbergswissinn.com / innkeeper@guggisbergswissinn.comPerfect country setting overlooking the beautiful Doughty Valley. Free Wi-Fi, refrigerators in rooms, hot breakfast, duck pond. On-premises horseback riding stable. Romantic winter sleigh rides. Great retreat location.

Hampton inn newcomerstown(40.28588° -81.56870°)200 Morris Crossing, Newcomerstown / 740-498-9800newcomerstown.hamptoninn.com / nwcoh_hampton@hilton.comEnjoy Award-Winning accommodations and service at an affordable rate. The beautiful, short drive from Amish Country will be well worth your time! Free hot breakfast buffet, indoor pool, hot tub, Wi-Fi, and more! See ad, page 49.

Hampton inn new Philadelphia(40.49361° -81.47471°)1299 W. High Ave., New Philadelphia / 330-339-7000newphiladelphia.hamptoninn.com / nphoh_hampton@hilton.comIdeally located at I-77 exit 81, just minutes from Amish Country! Enjoy our free hot breakfast buffet, indoor pool, hot tub, free Wi-Fi, and spacious guestrooms, as well as Hampton’s 100% Satisfaction Guarantee! See ad, page 49.

Carlisle inn sugarcreek(40.50881° -81.60720°)1357 Old Route 39, Sugarcreek / 330-852-2586 or 855-411-2275carlisleinns.com / info@dhgroup.comLooking for a place to relax and recharge? We have the perfect room ready. Make plans to enjoy our spa services, our all-season pool, and a delicious complimentary breakfast. See ad, page 11.

Carlisle inn Walnut Creek(40.54171° -81.72339°)4949 Walnut St., Walnut Creek / 330-893-3636 or 855-400-2275carlisleinns.com / info@carlisleinns.comWeary? Need some R&R? Relax at our inn on the hilltop with an amazing countryside view. A great place for business meetings, family time, personal or group retreats. See ad, page 11.

Comfort inn dover(40.52739° -81.49690°)2024 SR 39 NW, Dover / 330-364-8881 choicehotels.com/hotels/oh443 / joyce@troyercorp.comA Choice Hotels Platinum seven-year winner, located minutes from Amish Country’s favorite attractions. Indoor pool and hot tub, free hot breakfast, wireless internet, award-winning service and hospitality.

Comfort inn millersburg(40.54230° -81.91509°)1102 Glen Dr., Millersburg / 330-674-7400 or 877-411-7400choicehotels.com/hotel/oh027 / gm.oh027@choicehotels.com2013 Choice Hotels Platinum winner. 59-room, 100% smoke-free hotel. Remodeled in 2010. Amenities: complimentary hot breakfast, free Wi-Fi, indoor salt pool and hot tub, in-room microwaves and refrigerators. See ad, page 48.

Comfort suites Berlin(40.56263° -81.79455°)4810 TR 366, Berlin / 330-893-7400 or 866-999-9339choicehotels.com/hotel/oh243 / gm.oh243@choicehotels.com2013 Choice Hotels Platinum winner. 69-room, all-suite hotel. Downtown Berlin location. 100% smoke free. Complimentary hot breakfast, free Wi-Fi, indoor salt pool area. See ad, page 48.

Coshocton Village inn and suites(40.27450° -81.87080°)115 N. Water St., Coshocton / 740-622-9455 or 888-395-9316christopherhotels.com / cvissales@clover.netCoshocton’s premier hotel featuring 64 beautifully decorated guest rooms located minutes from Roscoe Village and short drive from Amish Country. Indoor pool, hot tub, and complimentary hot deluxe breakfast. Locally owned and operated.

Country inn and suites(40.52634° -81.49485°)1120 Gateway Place, Dover / 330-365-9388countryinns.com/doverohConveniently located at the gateway to Amish Country. You will feel at home with great services, including fresh cookies, free hot breakfast buffet, wireless internet, and an indoor swimming pool and hot tub.

days inn Wooster(40.84023° -81.93041 °)789 E. Milltown Rd., Wooster / 330-345-1500 daysinn.com / eastmilltowngm@yahoo.comThe best value under the sun. Ideally located close to restaurants, shopping, and Amish Country. Offering free continental breakfast, a microfridge in every room, heated indoor pool and whirlpool.

dutch Host inn(40.50935° -81.61906°)1021 Dover Rd., Sugarcreek / 330-852-2468 or 800-428-0075dutchhostinn.com33-guestroom inn owned by Mennonite family. Amenities include refrigerators, microwaves, coffee makers, cable TV, and free Wi-Fi. Also Jacuzzi fireplace rooms. Plan your stay at one of the prettiest and cleanest places in Amish Country.

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Hampton inn Wooster(40.85153° -81.94721°)4253 Burbank Rd., Wooster / 330-345-4424wooster.hamptoninn.com / woooh_hampton@hilton.comTop Hampton nationwide! Just a short drive from Amish Country, we offer beautiful guestrooms, free hot breakfast buffet, free hot beverages 24/7, indoor pool, fitness room, and Hampton’s 100% Satisfaction Guarantee! See ad, page 49.

Hilton garden inn Wooster(40.77575° -81.92726°)959 Dover Rd., Wooster / 330-202-7701wooster.hgi.com / cakwo-salesadm@hilton.comBeautiful, short drive from the south side of Wooster to the heart of Amish Country! Enjoy our well-appointed, full-service accommodations and hotel featuring restaurant, lounge, indoor pool, whirlpool, and fitness center. See ad, page 49.

Holmes with a ViewSee Cabins & Cottages. See ad, page 58.

Hotel millersburg(40.55413° -81.91758°)35 W. Jackson St., Millersburg / 330-674-1457 or 800-822-1457hotelmillersburg.com / info@hotelmillersburg.comRestaurant: Mon-Thu 11am-9pm, Fri-Sat 11am-10pm, Sun 11am-3pm

Historic Hotel Millersburg, circa 1847, offers 32 Victorian-era rooms with antiques throughout. Casual restaurant and tavern serving Certified Angus Beef. 3 banquet rooms, elevator, Wi-Fi, downtown shopping and attractions.

inn at Amish door(40.65433° -81.63979°)1210 Winesburg St., US 62, Wilmot / 330-359-7996 or 888-264-7436amishdoor.com / thevillage@amishdoor.comThe Inn at Amish Door boasts 52 finely appointed guestrooms, an indoor pool, hot tub, fitness room, conference room, deluxe continental breakfast, and offers dinner theater packages, and much more!

the inn at Honey run(40.57300° -81.87163°)6920 CR 203, Millersburg / 330-674-0011 or 800-468-6639innathoneyrun.com / info@innathoneyrun.comA serene oasis providing unique, luxury accommodations! Experience our gorgeous boutique country inn with valley views, woodland trails, restaurant and lounge, and wellness spa. Preferred venue for meetings and events!

oak ridge inn(40.54018° -81.72828°)4845 Milo Dr., TR 403, Walnut Creek330-893-3811 or 800-723-6300oakridgeinn-walnutcreek.com / oakridgeinn@gmail.comThe most awesome view you will ever experience along with a very peaceful setting. The best rooms you will find in Holmes County with two-person Jacuzzis, fireplaces, and patios. See ad, page 53.

the oaks inn(40.56180° -81.79293°)4752 US 62, Berlin / 330-893-3061 or 800-246-2504oaksinnberlin.com / theoaks@oldeberlinvillage.comComfort and serenity describe the rooms/suites that greet you! Families or groups love to rent the whole inn at great rates! Stroll to town or visit our shops around the corner and enjoy discounts by being a guest. A/C and wireless. No smoking or pets.

ramada limited(40.59292° -81.52606°)509 S. Wooster Ave., Strasburg / 330-878-1400 or 800-272-6232strasburgramadalimited.com / ramadaltd@tusco.netConveniently located at I-77 exit 87, on SR 250, just minutes from Amish Country attractions. Featuring free hot continental breakfast, indoor pool, and free Wi-Fi. Golf and seasonal packages available.

rodeway inn(40.79548° -81.90770°)2055 E. Lincolnway, Wooster / 330-262-5008choicehotels.com/hotels/oh376 / gm.oh376@choicehotels.comChoice Award Winning hotel near historic downtown Wooster. Amenities include continental breakfast, indoor pool, spa. Rooms feature microwaves, refrigerators. Area attractions include Everything Rubbermaid, Lehman’s, Smucker’s, and Cat’s Meow.

schoenbrunn inn and suites(40.49298° -81.46935°)1186 W. High Ave., New Philadelphia / 330-339-4334 or 800-929-7799christopherhotels.com / schoenbrunninn@yahoo.comOff I-77, exit 81. 64 Amish-style guest rooms with a bed and breakfast feel. Located in New Philadelphia just a short drive to Amish Country, Warther’s Museum, and more. Features indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, hot deluxe breakfast, and pub onsite.

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• Modern style luxury in the heart of Amish Country• 63 rooms and large conference room• Indoor pool, hot tub, fi tness center

• Free Wi-Fi and long distance calling• Expanded continental breakfast for all guests

Opening June 2013just off State Route 39 in Walnut Creek

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Acorns at White oak inn(40.38314° -82.21171°)29683 Walhonding Rd., Danville / 740-599-6107info@whiteoakinn.com / whiteoakinn.comAward-winning inn with ten comfortable guest rooms and two luxury cottages. We offer mystery, honeymoon, vow-renewal, and elopement packages. Fine dining, massages, whirlpool tubs, fireplaces, Wi-Fi, and more.

the Barn inn(40.57272° -81.86958°)6838 CR 203, Millersburg / 330-674-7600 or 877-674-7600thebarninn.com / reservations@thebarninn.com11-room country inn awarded top 10 B&B Worldwide, near Berlin/Millersburg. Finely appointed rooms, private baths, Jacuzzis, full country breakfast daily, Wi-Fi, A/C, satellite TV, in natural country setting. See ad, page 50.

Charm Countryview inn(40.48446° -81.74725°)3334 SR 557, Charm / 330-893-3003 / charmcountryviewinn.comWelcome to a beautiful hillside bed and breakfast that is both a treat and a retreat. The 15 rooms are individually decorated with oak furniture, handmade quilts, and all have private baths. Full country breakfast, spacious front porch with spectacular view.

College House Bed & Breakfast(40.862417° -82.314994°)134 College Ave., Ashland / 419-289-2093collegehousebb.com / innkeeper@collegehousebb.comComfortable, modern four-room B&B two miles from I-71. Delicious homemade breakfast, king and queen beds, jetted tubs, private bathrooms, A/C, Wi-Fi, hi-def TVs, children welcome. Book online and save!

Country dreams Bed & Breakfast(40.54475° -81.76133°)3896 SR 39, Millersburg / 330-893-4762 or 866-894-4762countrydreamsbnb.com / countrydreams@roadrunner.comLocated between Berlin and Walnut Creek. A beautiful B&B in the country with gorgeous views from two large porches. Five rooms, private baths, full breakfast, wireless internet, friendly on-site innkeepers.

Countryview Bed & Breakfast(40.59439° -81.64929°)See ad, page 54.

A day in the Country Bed & Breakfast(40.56036° -81.79297°)4744 E. Main, Berlin / 330-893-7017 or 888-893-7017bbonline.com/oh/country / countrytreasures@adelphia.netLocated right in Berlin, three rooms, private baths, Jacuzzi suites with fireplace. Walk to shops or enjoy large front porch with evening dessert plus full hot breakfast. Open year-round.

fields of Home lodge and Cabins(40.61041° -81.82191°)7278 CR 201, Millersburg / 330-674-7152 / fieldsofhome.comLuxury lodge and cabins for couples or groups. Quiet country setting. Panoramic views, porches, rockers, swings. Beautiful perennial gardens, fishing, A/C, internet, DVD/VCR. Hosted by Yoder family for eighteen years. See ad, page 57.

garden gate get-A-Way Bed & Breakfast(40.54363° -81.84088°)6041 TR 310, Millersburg / 330-674-7608garden-gate.com / info@garden-gate.com Multi award-winning B&B with peaceful, country setting featuring evening camp-fires and flower gardens. Close to shopping, dining, attractions. Tours on our own tour bus, dinner in Amish home, on-site massage, golf nearby. No smoking or pets.See ad, page 53.

grapevine House Bed & Breakfast(40.61606° -81.69604°)2140 Main St., Winesburg / 330-893-2173 or 888-901-8411grapevinehouse.com / grapevinehouse@yahoo.comWelcome to our country home and newly furnished barn. Eight private rooms with bath. Breakfast at local restaurants. Wi-Fi, Direct TV. Full-length porch to enjoy the sights of Holmes County.

sojourner’s lodge and log Cabin suitesSee Cabins & Cottages.

the Wallhouse Hotel(40.54098° -81.72620°)2870 Cove Lane, Walnut Creek / 330-403-3003lrenner@rileyhg.comComing soon to Walnut Creek, opening June 2013, The Wallhouse Hotel. 63-room hotel, complimentary breakfast, indoor heated salt water purified pool, whirlpool, fitness center, cable. Non-smoking. Located near bakeries, shopping, and dining. See ad, page 49.

Zinck’s inn(40.55970° -81.79135°)4703 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-6600 or 877-435-6600zincksinn.com / innkeeper@zincksinn.comConveniently located to all Amish Country has to offer. Featuring rooms with cable TV, wireless internet, complimentary breakfast and evening snacks. Enjoy the scenic view from many of our rooms. See ad below.

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bed & breakfastsHannah’s House retreat (40.55896° -81.82079°)5410 CR 201, Millersburg / 330-893-2368hannahshouseretreat.com Five bedroom Victorian-style home with private baths and two Jacuzzi suites on a secluded lane. Located in the heart of Amish Country. Hannah’s House is a relaxing place for small groups or family retreats. Just minutes from Berlin.

Hasseman House Bed & Breakfast(40.65536° -81.65083°)925 US 62, Wilmot / 330-359-7904 or 855-FUN-OHIOBBamishdoor.com/hassemanhouse.html / hassemanhouse@hotmail.comExperience warm hospitality at the Hasseman House B&B. Built in 1900, this Victorian beauty boasts four exquisite guestrooms, two with Jacuzzi, full breakfast, antique furniture, hiking, fishing. Beautiful countryside setting on Amish farm.

Hilltop manor Bed & Breakfast(40.55259° -81.91369°)121 S. Alexander St., Millersburg / 330-674-4109hilltopmanorbandb.com / hilltopmanor@gmail.comAn 1875 Victorian B&B featuring luxurious rooms with ensuite baths, complimen-tary gourmet breakfast, Wi-Fi, and guest commissary. Whatever the occasion, share it with us! Come and experience Victorian elegance and country charm.

Jake ‘n’ ivy’s Bed & Breakfast(40.55878° -81.80615°)5409 TR 356, Berlin / 330-893-3215 bbonline.com/oh/jakenivys / jakenivy@gmail.comQuiet accommodations close to Berlin shops. Private entrance, private baths, queen beds, AC, Wi-Fi, self-serve continental breakfast served from 6:30-10am. Deck with country view. Hosts: the Yoders.

the lamplight inn Bed & Breakfast(40.56578° -81.79705°)5676 TR 362, Berlin / 330-893-1122 or 866-500-1122thelamplightinn.com / info@thelamplightinn.comVoted “Best B&B” and HOME OF THE SINGING INNKEEPER! Country-Victorian B&B offers king/queen beds, private baths, Jacuzzis, fireplaces, TV/DVD, delicious sit-down breakfasts with romantic serenades from the grand piano.

lighthouse inn(40.60328° -81.73788°)3315 US 62, Millersburg / 330-231-6122lighthouseinnbandb.com We invite you to stay with us. Enjoy the scenery of Amish farms and woodland as you overlook the valley from our gazebo. Queen beds, private baths, no smoking or pets. Your hosts: the Wengerds.

A little slice of Heaven Cabin Bed & BreakfastSee Cabins & Cottages.

marbeyo Bed & Breakfast(40.53296° -81.70771°)2370 CR 144, Sugarcreek / 330-852-4533marbeyo.com / marbeyo.yoder@gmail.comQuiet, peaceful, rural setting in Amish Country. Three rooms, A/C, queen-size beds, private entrance and bath, self-serve breakfast in uniquely decorated dining room. Hosted by Amish/Mennonite family.

mattie’s tourist rooms(40.62366° -81.69055°)1930 US 62 NE, Winesburg / 330-359-5226Stay in a Mennonite home in the heart of Amish Country. Clean rooms, one suite. All have private baths. No smoking. Reasonable rates.

miller Haus Bed & Breakfast(40.5356° -81.73592°)3135 CR 135, Millersburg / 330-893-3602millerhaus.com / info@millerhaus.comNine rooms. Private baths. Twenty-acre hilltop setting with landscaped grounds. Evening dessert. Full country breakfast. Sunday continental buffet. Two miles from Walnut Creek. Featured in Taste of Home magazine 2011.

The Best Holmes County Has to Offer!1-800-723-6300 • www.OakRidgeInn-WalnutCreek.com

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oak ridge innSee Hotels & Inns. See ad below.

scenic Hills guestroomsSee Cabins & Cottages.

simple Pleasures Bed & Breakfast(40.65398° -81.66041°)1004 US 62, Winesburg / 877-722-3772simplepleasuresbedandbreakfast.com info@simplepleasuresbedandbreakfast.comA gracious alternative in accommodations where exceeding our guests’ expectations is our passion.

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Donna’s Premier Lodging

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Apple Hill retreat(40.55328° -81.93477°)8627 CR 292, Millersburg / 330-674-7600 or 877-674-7600thebarninn.com / reservations@thebarninn.comA 3-suite country estate on 9 acres near Millersburg. Each with full kitchen, living room, laundry, AC, Wi-Fi, TV. 5 bedrooms, 5 baths. Accommodates up to 16 people. An affiliate of The Barn Inn.

Blessings lodge & simple Blessings Cabin(40.56457° -81.80863°)5200 TR 359, Berlin / 330-204-2880simpleblessingscabin.com / simpleblessings@roadrunner.comBeautiful log cabin and suites within walking distance of downtown Berlin. Jacuzzis, fireplaces, porch with rockers. Enjoy scenic views from spacious outdoor porches and many other amenities. See ad, page 55.

Clora’s Country Cottage(40.56046° -81.96667°)5230 CR 400, Millersburg / 330-674-5245amishofholmescountyohio.com/cloras.htmOn family farm. Two queen bedrooms, one bath. Get whole house. Oak furniture, A/C, satellite TV/VCR/DVD. Fully equipped kitchen and bath. Children welcome. No smoking or pets.

Cottages at garden gate get-A-Way(40.54363° -81.84088°)6041 TR 310, Millersburg / 330-674-5449garden-gate.com / cottages@garden-gate.comLuxury, romance, and privacy envelope you in your upscale cottage. Roman-style Jacuzzi, peninsula fireplace, queen bed with pillow-soft mattress, Amish-made furniture, large bath with lavish robes and amenities, kitchenette, and private porch.

Cricket Hill Cabins(40.56651° -81.84983°)5729 TR 351, Millersburg / 330-674-1892crickethillcabins.com / info@crickethillcabins.comThree private log cabins nestled in the woods. Amenities include a kitchen, fire-place, gas grill, porch, outdoor fire ring, Jacuzzi and an outdoor hot tub overlooking a wooded ravine and a pond to fish. A/C, heat, no pets. Open year-round.

donna’s Premier lodging(40.56081° -81.79563°)5523 East St. (TR 358), Berlin / 330-893-3068 or 800-320-3338donnasofberlin.com / info@donnasb-b.comAward-winning secluded log cabins boasting of fine amenities: Jacuzzi, fireplace, billiards table, kitchen, hot breakfast, in-room massages, carriage and sleigh rides, and more. Call now for details and pricing on our three-day specials. See ad, page 55.

ferngully Creek ltd.(40.56512° -81.88162°)7226 TR 319, Millersburg / 330-893-2424ferngullycreek.com / cabins@ferngullycreek.comBeautiful cabins! Luxurious, romantic seclusion. Great amenities. King-size beds, Jacuzzi, fireplace, kitchen, 40" flatscreen, surround sound, DVD, A/C, screened-in porch, grill, campfire ring with free firewood. Great deals for full week.

fields of Home lodge and CabinsSee Bed & Breakfasts. See ad, page 57.

gramma young’s guest House(40.551017° -81.915456°)310 S. Crawford St., Millersburg / 330-763-0964 or 866-386-2026grammayoungsguesthouse.com / phyllisyoung@myway.comPrivate, century-old home, remodeled, quiet neighborhood, close to downtown shops, restaurants, and hiking/biking trail. Two units sleep 2-10 in 4 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 2 baths, A/C, laundry, satellite TV. New deck off the first floor.

graystone Cottages(40.56250° -81.79694°)5572 N. Market St., Berlin / 330-231-4495 or 877-231-2912graystone-cottages.com / dorothy@graystone-cottages.comJacuzzis, fireplaces, kitchenettes, cable TV, A/C, continental breakfast, internet, porches, rockers. Perfect for family, friends, or romantic getaway. Walk to all the shops along Main Street and close to area attractions.

Holmes with a View(40.50798° -81.80166°)3672 TR 154, Charm / 330-893-2390 or 877-831-2736holmeswithaview.com / hwav1999@gmail.comBest of BedandBreakfast.com Award winner. Circular hillside king suites, spectacular view, wraparound decks, kitchens, living area, fireplaces, whirlpool tubs, wireless internet, outdoor hot tub suite. No smoking, no pets. See ad, page 58.

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cabins & cottagesKate’s guest House(40.60455° -81.85230°)6506 TR 603, Millersburg / 330-763-4774katesguesthouse.com / roykateyoder@gmail.comWelcome to our fully furnished house just minutes from Berlin. Great place to bring your family, friends, or business group. In-ground pool, patio, TV, fireplace, swing set, 5 bedrooms, 2½ baths.

light in the Valley Cottage(40.51639° -81.71590°)3938 TR 162, Sugarcreek / 330-204-1657lightinthevalleycottage.com / info@lightinthevalleycottage.comOur cottage is nestled in the peaceful hills of Walnut Creek. Luxuriously furnished, it includes a private 20' deck amid mature trees. Gas fireplace, Jacuzzi, satellite TV/DVD, kitchenette, grill, A/C. Also smoke-free and pet-free.

A little slice of Heaven Cabin Bed & Breakfast(40.52694° -81.62551°)8828 Golf Course Rd., Sugarcreek / 330-620-5551alittlesliceofheavenbnb.com / bspeas@neo.rr.comBeautiful 2-unit log cabin by Willandale Golf Course. Romantic for two. Kitchenette, 2-person Jacuzzi, DVD/CD, A/C, laundry, deck, pond, gift certificates, daily/weekly rates. Smoke-free, pet-free.

mel & mary’s Cottages(40.49019° -81.76930°)2972 TR 190, Baltic / 330-893-2695melandmaryscottages.com / mmcottages@wifi7.comNestled in the hills of Holmes County, you can take your pick from any one of our four cottages, Honeymoon suites or our three-bedroom ranch house. No matter what accommodations you choose, rest assured you are in for a time of peace and quiet.

mrs. miller’s Cabin(40.507989° -81.787028°)4500 SR 557, Charm / 330-893-9899mrsmillerscabin.com / cabin@millersdrygoods.comCountry luxury in Charm! Fully furnished log cabin with covered bridge, relaxing porch and patio. Four bedrooms, two baths, A/C, satellite TV, wireless internet. Perfect for families and friends!

Premier Carriage House Cottages(40.57324° -81.84757°)6291 CR 203, Millersburg / 330-893-1700 or 866-590-1700berlincabins.com / info@berlincabins.comSeven luxury cottages for two to six persons. King-size beds, Jacuzzi, fireplace, TV/DVD/CD, full kitchen, A/C and heat, pool and spa. Gorgeous views and décor. Voted “the best places to visit in Ohio 2011” by Best of Midwest publishing. See ad, page 58.

red Cottage Hideaway(40.59209° -81.6806°)1704 TR 416, Dundee / 330-893-4062redcottagehideaway.com / redcottagehideaway@yahoo.comPrivate, spacious new cottages located on a scenic route 10 minutes from Walnut Creek. Luxurious amenities include 5'x 6' Jacuzzi, fireplace, king beds, laundry, Direct TV, Wi-Fi, porches, gas grill and private firepits.

the rural thimble Quilt retreat(40.507989° -81.787028°)4500 SR 557, Charm / 330-893-9899theruralthimble.com / retreat@millersdrygoods.comThe perfect spot for your next sewing or scrapbooking retreat. Large workroom, four bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen, Jacuzzi, all the comforts of home! Accommodates 10-12. Located beside Miller’s Dry Goods.

scenic Hills guestrooms of scenic Hills(40.55063° -81.78252°)4483 TR 367, Berlin / 330-231-9878scenichillsguestrooms.com / guestroomsofscenichills@gmail.comUnwind on our spacious front porch overlooking the countryside. Two newly furnished rooms. Private baths. Jacuzzi available. Shared living room and kitchen-ette. Complimentary beverages, snacks, and baked goods. No TV, smoking, or pets.

sojourner’s lodge and log Cabin suites(40.66581° -81.69446°)2156 Durstine Rd., Dundee / 330-359-5320sojournerslodgeohio.com / sojournerslodge@yahoo.comGorgeous lodge and log cabin suites in a woodland setting. Spacious living rooms, fireplaces, HDTV, Direct TV, DVD, kitchens, Jacuzzis, Wi-Fi, and much more! Stone fire pits, courtyards, woodland hiking trails, 60' bridge. 15 minutes to Berlin.

trailside lodging(40.56323° -81.92367°)551 Koch St., Millersburg / 330-763-3866 trailsidelodging.net / trailsidelodging@gmail.comThe name says it all! Four cabins nestled in downtown Millersburg next to the Holmes County Trail with privacy you can’t find anywhere else in town! Direct access to the bike and buggy trail.

tranquil Acres Cabins(40.55365° -81.86747°)6815 SR 39, Millersburg / 330-674-0996tranquilacrescabins.comThree cozy log cabins nestled in woods. Featuring kitchen, gas log fireplace, Jacuzzi, outdoor hot tub, gas grill, loft bedroom, one main floor bedroom. Hiking trail! No smoking, no pets.

uncle tom’s Cabin(40.57105° -81.75726°)3515 CR 168, Millersburg / 330-763-3748uncletomscabinohio.com / uncletomscabins@yahoo.comNew! Private cabins nestled in the woods on a family farm. Within 5-15 minutes of all your favorite attractions. Jacuzzi, fireplace, kitchen, living room, satellite TV, A/C, outdoor fire ring.

Wildwood Hill Cabin, ltd.(40.57081° -81.66347°)11095 Pleasant Hill Rd. NW, Dundee / 330-852-3872wildwoodhillcabin.com / markbeachy@afo.netAn authentic log cabin nestled in the woods, peaceful, quiet, secluded. Perfect for getaways, anniversaries, honeymoons. Efficiency suite, full kitchen and bath, queen-size bed in loft. Relax in the hot tub or enjoy the fireplace. Grill. Fire ring.

Experience the peace and quiet of days gone by.Nestled in a beautiful rural

valley, Fields of Home Lodge & Cabins is just the quiet

country get-away you’ve been looking for.

Fields of Home Lodge & Cabins7278 Co. Rd. 201 • Millersburg, OH 44654 • (330) 674-7152 • fieldsofhome.com

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Amish Country Campsites(40.62366° -81.69055°)1930 US 62 NE, Winesburg / 330-359-5226amishcountrycampsites.comElectric, good city water, modern shower house with flush toilets and hot showers, dump station, fire rings, firewood, tables. Home of Ruth’s Amish Dolls. Open all year. Free wireless internet.

Baylor Beach Park(40.68787° -81.59956°)8777 Manchester Ave. SW, Navarre330-767-3031 or 888-9-BAYLORbaylorbeachpark.com / Camping Open May 1 – Oct 15Easy access for large units, level sites, chipped/sealed roads and sites, 30-50 amp, dump station, hot showers, flush toilets, five pavilions, swimming, paddleboats, minigolf, playground, tables. Wilderness tent camping. Wi-Fi internet. Special group rates.

Berlin rV Park and Campground(40.55306° -81.83419°)5924 SR 39, Millersburg / 330-674-4774berlinrvpark.com / info@berlinrvpark.com1 mile west of Berlin. 31 full hookups, 9 w/e, 30-50-60 amp. Free Wi-Fi. New shower house, playground, basketball, volleyball, corn hole. Big-rig friendly. Wooded walking trails, picnic area, pet friendly, dump station.

Camp toodik family Campground, Cabins, & Canoeing(40.63060° -82.18514°)7700 TR 462, Loudonville / 419-994-3835 or 877-886-7866camptoodik.com / camptoodik@gmail.comClean restrooms, hot showers, heated pool. Laundry, playgrounds, mini-golf, shuffle board, horseshoes, sand volleyball, hiking trails, canoe and kayak rental. Shaded sites, 30-50 amp, w/e/s, Wi-Fi. Log cabin and villa rentals. River edge camping with w/e.

Countryside Campers ParadiseSee Food Stores – Miller’s Bakery / Countryside Campers Paradise.

evergreen Park rV resort(40.69149° -81.69485°)16359 Dover Rd., Dundee / 330-359-2787 or 888-359-6429evergreenparkrvresort.com / evergreenpark@wifi7.comHeart of Amish Country. Open year-round. 87 full hook-ups, 20-30-50 amp electric, sewer, water, cable TV, Wi-Fi internet, indoor pool, spa, game room, playgrounds, snack bar, cabins, tent camping, dog wash, deluxe inn on premises.

Kandels’ Camping and rV Park(40.55929° -81.72054°)5552 SR 515, Walnut Creek / 330-893-2720kandels-rv-camping.com / tdkandel@yahoo.comPull-thru sites with full hook-up, 30-50 amp, electric-only sites, 30 amp, tent camp-ing, shower house, dump station, picnic tables, playground, meeting room, Wi-Fi. In the center of Amish Country, 1½ miles north of Walnut Creek on SR 515.

lake Wapusun Campground(40.71213° -82.11703°)10787 Molter Rd., Shreve / 330-496-2355 or 800-414-3938lakewapusuncampground.com / lakewapusun@msn.com107 acres with 400 campsites surrounding five fishing lakes. Rental cottages and campers, seasonal and daily camping with family entertainment most weekends. Located in the heart of Amish Country.

mohican Adventures Canoe Camp Cabins and fun CenterSee Recreation.

mohican reservation Campground & Canoeing(40.56995° -82.18743°)See ad, page 35.

scenic Hills rV Park(40.55066° -81.78255°)4483 TR 367, Millersburg / 330-893-3607scenichillsrvpark.com / shrvp@wifi7.comExperience the peace and quiet of Amish Country with a sunrise and sunset view. Amish home cooking and shops nearby. Easy access for large units, 112 FH sites with 30-50 amps. Dumping station. Pet friendly. Wi-Fi internet. See ad below.

Wally World riverside resort(40.59190° -82.19070°)See ad, page 60.

Whispering Hills rV Park(40.64494° -82.06320°)8248 SR 514, Big Prairie / 330-567-2137 or 800-992-2435whisperinghillsrvpark.com / whri@bright.net250 spacious sites, 50 amp, pull-thrus, gardens, gazebos, pavilions, cabins, catering, outdoor weddings, mini-golf, disco-golf, playgrounds, gameroom, hiking, Grandpa’s Farm, fishing, pedal boats, laundry, Wi-Fi, Woodall’s 5w. See ad, page 60.

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All About Amish dinner tour(40.57283° -81.71365°)6050 SR 515, Walnut Creek / 330-893-3248amishheartlandtours.com / reservations@amishheartlandtours.comCapture the essence of Amish living. Take a buggy ride, tour two Amish homes and one-room school. Depart on our back road tour complete with a ‘thrashers’ meal in an Amish home. Departs from Amish Home at Yoders, Apr 20-Oct 26: Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat.

Amish Heartland sightseeing tour(40.55511° -81.78891°)4550 SR 39, Berlin / 330-893-3248amishheartlandtours.com / reservations@amishheartlandtours.comThe two-hour tour uncovers the myths of Amish culture with our experienced tour guides, visiting local Amish artisans. The 3pm tour may include a meal in an Amish home. Departing at 12:30pm and 3pm from the Holmes County Flea Market, Thu, Fri, Sat.

Amish Heartland tours information Kiosk330-893-3248amishheartlandtours.com / reservations@amishheartlandtours.comVisit us for daily tour schedules, visitors’ information, meals in Amish homes, local entertainment options and tickets. Step-on guides and full-service group tour itineraries. 8:30am-5pm Mon-Sat.

Amish Highways and Byways map – overland Publishing, inc.PO Box 27, Berlin / 330-893-3964 or 877-853-9044amishcountrymap.com or ohioamishcountry.comoverlandpublishing@msn.comAAA and USA Today recommended! Explore our backroads! Discover our best views! Experience the Amish firsthand! Easy-to-read map of Ohio’s Amish Country. Accommodations, restaurants, and attractions pinpointed. Available locally/world-wide. See ad, back cover.

Country Coach Adventures877-359-5282 / amishadventures.comjohnandcarol44608@yahoo.comFor the most unique and affordable group packages including back road tours, Amish wedding feasts, progressive dining, and farm tours. Tours are custom designed. We look forward to providing you with the best experience in Amish Country!

savor the flavors tour(40.52842° -81.71772°)2641 SR 39, Walnut Creek / 330-893-3248amishheartlandtours.com / reservations@amishheartlandtours.comIndulge yourself with the flavors of Amish Country. This 9am-5pm tour includes free samples of baked goods, cheese, chocolates, wine and ice cream. Lunch is included at Hotel Millersburg. Departs from Walnut Creek Cheese. Tue and Thu.

swiss Valley tours330-852-3898 or 866-520-6690 / maryswissvalley@tusco.netSpecializing in Amish Country back roads and beyond tours. Offering customized group tours. Complete itinerary planning and Amish step-on guides. We make you look good! Call or email for a brochure or to book a tour. 24 years of experience.

Wine Cellar tour…escape Weekend(40.57272° -81.86958°)6838 CR 203, Millersburg / 330-893-3248amishheartlandtours.com / reservations@amishheartlandtours.comSavor the flavors of local wines, cheese, and chocolates as we learn about food pair-ings and storage of wines. Tour the new Millersburg Glass Museum. Lunch and dinner included. Departs from The Barn Inn B&B with lodging and Berlin without lodging. Feb. 2, Mar. 2, Apr. 6, May 4, June 1, July 6, Aug. 3, Sept. 7, Oct. 5, Nov. 2, Dec. 7.

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Commercial and savings Bank330-674-9015 or 800-654-9015 / csb1.comCommunity banking at its best! Visit any of our banking centers and ATMs throughout Holmes, Stark, Tuscarawas, and Wayne counties or at www.csb1.com. Member FDIC.

first-Knox national Bank225 N. Clay St., Millersburg / 330-674-2610firstknox.com / fk@firstknox.com“Someone you can trust!®” Member FDIC. Drive-in ATM.

Holmes County Airport Authority(40.53951° -81.95571°)4501 TR 307, Millersburg / 330-674-2686 / macaviationservices.comMon-Fri 8am-7pm, Sat 9am-7pm, Sun 12:30pm-5pm

Holmes County Airport offers a 3,500 ft. paved runway, 24-hour aviation weather through an AWOS III system, full aviation services through FBO Mac Aviation. Rental cars and tie downs available.

Killbuck savings Bank330-276-4881 / killbuckbank.comNine convenient STAR ATM locations in Amish Country.

Packship usA(40.85571° -81.76405°)1347 N. Main St., Orrville / 330-682-7225 or 800-548-0852packshipusa.com / sales@packshipusa.comMon-Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 9am-noonWe pack, we ship…anything, anywhere! Furniture, antiques, fine art – no item too large or too small. All items fully insured. Weekly pickups in Holmes County. You shop…we’ll ship!

Pomerene Hospital / Pomerene express Care(40.56081° -81.79901°)4900 Oak St., German Village Center, Berlin / 330-893-2754pomerenehospital.orgNo appointment necessary – Mon-Fri 4pm-9pm, Sat 9am-4pm

Pomerene Express Care offers convenient, quality, cost-effective care for symptoms or injuries that are not of an emergency nature but do require prompt treatment.

real estate showcase Auction Co.(40.54168° -81.91468°)See ad below.

Walnut Hills retirement Community(40.53793° -81.72112°)4748 Olde Pump St., Walnut Creek / 330-893-3200walnuthillsliving.com / info@walnuthillsliving.comLike it here? Live here! We offer carefree living for active individuals ages 55 and over. We provide lawn care and other maintenance while you travel, volunteer, or spend time on hobbies.

Canton-stark County Convention and Visitors’ Bureau(40.824692° -81.397778°)222 Market Ave. N, Canton / 330-454-1439 or 800-533-4302visitcantonstark.com / 9am-5pm

Home of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Hartville Market Place and Flea Market, and Harry London Chocolate. With countless attractions, accommodations, restaurants, and shops, this is the perfect place to explore while visiting Amish Country.

Coshocton Visitors’ Bureau(40.27341° -81.86508°)See ad, page 61.

KnoxWays, Knox County Convention and Visitors Bureau(40.392436° -82.485572°)107 S. Main St., Mount Vernon / 740-392-6102 or 800-837-5282visitknoxohio.org / info@visitknoxohio.orgJun-Sep: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm; Oct-May: Mon-Fri 10am-4pm

Experience the Kokosing – Ohio’s first State Scenic Water Trail, ride our great recreational trails and Ohio Scenic ByWays, see the Bridge of Dreams, shop and dine in Historic Mount Vernon.

mohican-loudonville Visitors’ Bureau(40.63558° -81.23461°)131 W. Main, Loudonville / 419-994-2519 or 877-2MOHICANdiscovermohican.com / info@discovermohican.comMon-Fri 9am-4pm

Loudonville camp and canoe capital of Ohio. Enjoy two state parks, canoeing, horseback riding, bicycling, hiking, picnicking, and more. Lodging from rustic to luxury resort. Next door to Amish Country.

tuscarawas County Convention and Visitors’ Bureau(40.48945° -81.44469°)124 E. High, New Philadelphia / 330-602-2420 or 800-527-3387traveltusc.com / info@traveltusc.comMon-Fri 8am-5pm

Enjoy our small towns and big stories! Experience military history, unique museums, step back in time and visit Europe right here in Ohio! Located just minutes from Holmes County.

Wayne County Convention and Visitors Bureau(40.79739° -81.94680°)See ad below.

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Holmes County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau

6 W. Jackson St., Millersburg, OH 44654330-674-3975

info@visitamishcountry.comwww.visitamishcountry.com

© 2013 Holmes County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau

www.BestofOhiosAmishCountry.com(330) 674-3975

Best of Ohio’s Amish Country

• Amish Door Village

• Coblentz Chocolates

• Homestead Furniture

• Lehman’s

• Nature’s Food Market

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