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Amish Country Travel Directory
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Visitors are often inspired by the simplicity of life in Ohio's
Amish Country. Horse-drawn buggies travel down country roads, quaint general
stores and markets peddle an assortment of handmade goods, and the sweet smells
of homemade cuisine and baked goods emanate from community eateries. The region
presents plenty of opportunities to explore Amish culture, from farmers' auctions
and craft fairs to museums and living history villages. Founded in the 18th
century by a group of Moravian missionaries, Schoenbrunn townsite is now the
site of the Schoenbrunn
Village in New
Philadelphia, where costumed staff, re-creations of the village's original
log buildings, and a museum bring local history to life. History buffs should
also check out the city museum and historic properties that line the downtown
streets in Massillon,
including Spring
Hill house, a stop on the Underground Railroad. Canton
was the home of President William McKinley, whose life is illuminated at the
McKinley
Museum and National Memorial.
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