Amish family praying together before dinner
Roxanne Watson
Amish kitchen
Transform your kitchen into a warm and inviting space with these Amish kitchen ideas. Explore rustic designs and timeless craftsmanship to create a unique and cozy cooking environment.
Reader Jerry brought to my attention a silent auction concluding today in Millersburg, PA, of an Amish-owned organic dairy farm. They've provided quite a few photos from inside the home, and of the property, which you can see below. These are some of the better photos I've seen of an Amish home and property. Jerry
Rosemary L
I found an Amish home listing in The First State, aka Delaware. This state of just three counties has just one Amish community, but it is a long-lived one. It's located next to the city of Dover, which is one reason we might be finding this particular home advertisement online. That it, the settlement's proximity
Kim Berry
These photos of a pantry in an Amish home were taken in Carroll County, Tennessee. Reader Brenda shared these some time ago and I'm just now getting to them (thanks, Brenda). What time of year do you think these photos were taken? For that matter, when do pantries look their thinnest? I've rarely done anything
Cindy richardson
Simple living means simple cooking (and we can get behind that).
Mom on a mission
Simple Amish Summer Kitchen~ Sarah's Country Kitchen ~
Deanna
Want to see what a very plain Amish home looks like inside? There are currently photos online at Zillow.com showing the exterior and interior of a Swartzentruber Amish home up for sale. The price on this home, located in the area of Pulaski, New York, is $94,900. It's listed as having 2 bedrooms, no bathrooms
Gerald Erhardt
On first look it appears to be a Swartzentruber Amish home, though according to the listing it has two full baths. It’s possible it’s another plain group (Swartzentruber Amish homes don’t have conventional bathrooms). Or, whoever prepared it for sale has installed two bathrooms. You can see by the next photo that it looks like this home was assembled in three parts over the years.
Amish America
From Saginaw to Syracuse, between easter eggs and new fiddle players, It is only now I've had a minute to come up for air and share with you some more stories from our life on the road. We have come past the half way point of our final farewell tour and things are still as exciting as ever! Indulge in my tales from our home away from home.
Mariana Truica
By Kevin Williams I've taken so many photos over the years and usually only a handful make it onto the website in any one post, so that means I have tons of unpublished leftover photos. Many of them are very good so I hate to just let them gather dust and not share. So these...Read More
Nancy Donelson Hoffman