Getaway in Ohio's Amish Country
A backroad getaway in Holmes County, Ohio, reveals the quiet life and artistry of Amish shops, restaurants and homes.
What to do: More shopping
Miller's Dry Goods (pictured), 4500 State-557, Millersburg. Located in Charm, Miller's Dry Goods carries more than 8,000 bolts of fabrics, plus quilts, table runners and more. See Midwest Living's review. (330) 893-9899; millersdrygoods.com
Lamp and Light Candle, 4320 County-114, Sugarcreek. The four Beachy sisters create and sell 75 kinds of reasonably priced scented candles. See Midwest Living's review. (330) 852-3234
Lehman's, 4779 Kidron Rd., Dalton. Lehman's is a supersize store specializing in goods from days gone by. See Midwest Living's review. (877) 438-5346; lehmans.com
RW Leather, 4415 County Road 114, Sugarcreek. With the help of his wife, Roy Wengerd makes and sells belts, purses and wallets in a shop on his farm near Walnut Creek. See Midwest Living's review. (330) 852-3801
Swartzentruber Quilts, 7971 Township-654, Millersburg. Sisters Mary and Lovina Swartzentruber run their cash-only business in their small, white farmhouse. See Midwest Living's review. Call (330) 893-3248 for Amish Heartland Tours, which takes visitors there.
Three Feathers Pewter, Millersburg. Willa Hollingsworth crafts decorative and functional pewter objects, including bracelets and serving bowls. See Midwest Living's review. (330) 674-0404; threefeatherspewter.com
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