The Amish Heritage Welcome Center
This page is to show people what it used to look like. The building was bought and sold a few times until Austin at Bob's Cafe bought it and started using it. Today the 43 Liquidators leased the building.
If Amish-made authenticity is what you need, inside the Amish Heritage Welcome Center is your place! The featured items are Amish-made furniture and a selection of Amish-made jams and jellies! The honey is made from the local Amish peoples’ bee hives. There are also Amish hats and toys and a few kitchen items like cutting boards and birdhouses to hang outside your windows. Cast iron pans and other cooking needs are hung on one wall with woven baskets. The Amish furniture wood is left bare, so you can have it stained with your color or painted once you get it home! The Amish people have stained the cedar wood items for longevity and preservation before it leaves their woodshop. Click on the photos below and look around.
The Amish Heritage Farm Museum is where your Amish home tour and the wagon tour will meet before your party goes on the tour. You will have a guide during your visit to answer any questions along the way. This is the best way to see a real Amish farm in the south!
The Amish Heritage Farm Museum
The farm museum is the first Amish home in Lawrence county! Amish carpenters have fully restored this farm to reflect the Amish farms of today. You can also see an Amish barn, tack shop and leather working area, an Amish school, and the Amish farm petting zoo animals usually found on a farm! Plus, you get a wagon tour with an admission ticket!
The Amish Heritage Wagon Ride
The wagon tour is great to see the Amish countryside from an authentic horse-drawn wagon! You will go to several Amish homes and have a chance to meet the Amish people and buy their homemade goods. The wagons can carry wheelchairs if you need assistance. Children love wagon tours and sometimes get the chance to do a chore like churning butter!
The Amish Heritage Line of Places!
If you look up the Amish Heritage Welcome Center on the map below, you will realize several places have the "Heritage" name! Because the same person owns these businesses and keeps them up and going for the tourists that come every year! The Heritage Campground and RV Park, The Amish Heritage Farm Museum, and the Amish Heritage Welcome Center are all related. The Heritage Campground is the closest place to stay in Amish country and the most interesting. Just how many times do you get to sleep in a covered wagon! Showers and all the amenities of a hotel are included on-site! They have RV lots and a place for your horse trailer and have a horse stall if you need it. There is also a pasture for your horse to eat and stretch out. The campgrounds offer RV, tents, cabins, and covered wagons!
Please enter your address for directions to the Amish Heritage Welcome Center to see their Amish-made products and get your tickets to the Amish Heritage Farm Museum and Wagon Rides! Also, see the links below and their social media sites, and share them with your friends!
