The World of Amish Art

Settlers' Amish Co-op Is OPEN!
Jonathan and Marietta Hershberger have joined Settlers’ Village of Shops at 14279 Old State Rd. Middlefield, with an addition of Settlers’ Amish Co-op and Petting Farm. Settlers’ Amish Co-op will feature locally hand-crafted Amish and Yankee merchandise.
Settlers’ Amish Co-op is located in the back building of the village.

With an actual Amish Bugging topping its roof, making it hard to miss!



As you walk in, you are pleasantly greeted by the aroma of cedar buckets, candles of many fragrances, and fresh bakery. You may find Marietta or several Amish vendors at work on hand-crafted cards, clothing, or painting on slates or feathers.
All price levels can be found from a hand-crafted card for $1.00 to a glider or a swing for a few hundred. If you have hand-crafted items, and are looking for a shop to sell your wares, give Settlers’ Amish Co-op a call at (440) 632-6332. They are looking for more high-quality merchandise especially Amish-made furniture.
Settlers’ Village is a shopping village many local residents visit and shop especially with relatives and friends from outside the area. Settlers’ Amish Co-op will be another shop that will showcase well for tourists and locals alike
when wanting a gift or souvenir from the area.
Bella and Bonnie, Settlers’ two baby goats are a welcome addition to the village. They have now been joined by chickens and rabbits. To our great delight we have had our first egg! this young gentelman was the lucky person to spot it first!



Congradulations!
Here are some pictures of The Amish Co-op Petting Barn.

This is Bonnie, she is a pygmy goat and about 24 weeks old.	This is Bella, She is Bonnie's sister, and is a little older.
"Did Someone say "Dinner?"	"Thanks Mom!"
"We love this game!"	"Hey, do you want to play?"
"We are Rhode Island Reds."	"We are working too!"
"I am a Dutch Holland rabbit."

The Amish Co-op is open now on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 10-3 and on Saturday 10-5.
Additional days and later hours may be added after Memorial Day.

Here are just pictures of what is available, New items come in every week!

Settlers’ Amish Co-op welcomes tours. Please phone ahead if you plan to tour with a group,
as they will make a special effort to have a crafter or two to demonstrate.




We are proud to represent many local Amish artists and craftspeople as well.   We are pleased to announce that one of our local Amish artists, Ben Miller, was a finalist in The National Duck Stamp Competition!   He is known in our area as "The Turkey Feather Man."

Here is a sample of his work: