Title:
Amish Wagon Makers Working at Their Shop
Real Photo
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Title:
Father & Son Walking Through Town
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Amish Women Walking
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Amish Family On Sidewalk
Real Photo
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Title:
Amish Woman Shopping
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Amish Waiting on Sidewalk
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Amish Children
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
An Amish home is never complete without children - each in turn must learn to work as part of a family team. Although this may seem like a life of constant drudgery, it is far from it. For the boys: baseball, ice skating and sledding; the girls enjoy bicycle riding, jump rope and playing a game of hide and seek. An Amish child always knows he can travel anywhere where there are Amish families and seek food and shelter without mention of money
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Title:
Leb Wohl From Pa. Dutch Country
Chrome unused
Description:
A Mennonite woman in a Farmers Market spoons home-made macaroni salad into a container. Also on display are home-made potato salad, cole slaw, pickled beets and peppers, and red-beet eggs.
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Title:
The Old Candle Barn
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
An Amish Girl hand dipping candles at the Old candle Barn near Intercourse, Penna. Operated by Amish, the Old Candle Barn is open to the public. See Candles being made and take along some of the fine work. Specialty candles and regular candles are produced in a variety of scents.
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Title:
The Old Candle Barn
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Two Amish Girls at work making candles at the Old Candle Barn, Leola Penna. Operated by Amish, the Old Candle Barn is open to the public, see the candles being made and take along some of the fine work. Specialty candles and regular candles are produced in a variety of scents.
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Title:
A Class In A Rural School Where Pennsylvania Amish People Live Recites Its Lesson
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Amish Carriage Maker's Shop
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
"Heart of Amishland" The Old Order Amish carriage maker is kept busy making and repairing horse-drawn wagons for his fellow sect members who are not allowed to own automobiles.
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Title:
Amish Country
Chrome unused
Description:
Amish children enjoy a baseball game at recess at the school
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Title:
Amish Country
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Amish gentleman selling his wares, on Rte. 30, east of Lancaster, Pa.
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Title:
Amish Country
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Boys gathering tobacco, which is one of the important crops in Lancaster Country.
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Title:
Amish Country
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
The Amish gentleman and children picking up supplies in Intercourse, Pa. to be used on his farm near by.
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Title:
Amish Country
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Amish wagons in front of the General Store at intercourse, Pennsylvania. The Amish people use vehicles of this type as their principal means of travel.
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Title:
Amish Country
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Amish children in front of their one-room schoolhouse in the heart of the Dutch Country
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Title:
Amish Horses And Wagon
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
At a feed mill in Northern Indiana. Horse drawn equipment is used on the farms, as the Amish believe in the ways of their forefathers. The children learn the responsibility of farm life at a very early age.
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Title:
Amish One-Room School
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
"Heart of Amishland" Overlooking a picturesque valley, this school provides Amish children with eight grades of education - all the formal learning considered necessary for old Order Amish life.
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Title:
Amish School Children
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Amish School Children at play. Many Amish families live in Pennsylvania
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Title:
Amish Schoolhouse
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
In this lovely rural setting Amish children go to school-and are happy. They do not have modernly equipped schools
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Title:
Amish Threshing Scene
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
"Heart of Amishland" Maintaining Customs and Traditions of their Fore-fathers, Old Order Amish use hand-fed threshers powered by Steam Traction Engines for threshing wheat and barley.
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Title:
An Amish Schoolroom
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
An Amish schoolroom in Pennsylvania shows lovely children surrounded by evidences of their skills and interests. The foil-wrapped potatoes on the heat-register will provide the noon luncheon
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Title:
Dutch Country
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
This is a bornyard scene in the Dutch Country showing a flock of geese and a hex sign born in the background
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Title:
Dutch Country
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Dutch Hex Signs on this born are typical of the Dutch Country
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Title:
Famous Farmer's Markets
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
"Heart of Dutchland" The Pennsylvania Dutch are world known for their agricultural productivity. Farmers Markets in Lancaster, York, Reading and Ephrata offer a wide assortment of famous foods.
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Title:
Greetings - From "The Amish Country"
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Amish Boys playing Croquet. The Amish are a Religious Sect who have retained many of their fore-fathers' original customs and beliefs. They live almost solely by farming; without the use, or aid of modern conveniences.
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Title:
Greetings - From "The Amish Country"
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Amish children waiting for their father. The Amish are a solemn Religious Sect of people who have retained most of their forefathers' original customs, and make their living almost solely by farming, without the use, or aid of modern conveniences.
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Title:
Greetings - From "The Amish Country"
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Amish Man preparing to leave the Old Village Store after shopping for farm supplies
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Title:
Greetings From "The Penna. Dutch Country"
Chrome unused
Description:
A Group of Amish Girls in their Sunday Dress. The Amish are a religious Sect who have retained many of their forefathers' original customs, and beliefs, and live almost solely from Farming; without the use, or aid, of modern conveniences.
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Title:
Greetings From The "Amish Country"
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
A tobacco wagon loaded with freshly cut tobacco and pulled by a team of mules is shown standing by the tobacco shed. The Amish farmer will hang the tobacco in this building and allow the crop to be air-cured
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Title:
Greetings From The "Pennsylvania Dutch Country"
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Amish Boys at "The Lil Red Schoolhouse" playing a race with their homemade scooters. The Amish are a religious sect of farmers who seek to detach themselves from the "world" and technological progress in order to practice the virtues of humility, holiness and hard work.
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Title:
Greetings From The "Pennsylvania Dutch Country"
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Display of the styles of hex-signs painted by a hex sign painter and used in Penna. Dutch Country on houses and barns. Their present purpose is confined to the decorative
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Title:
Greetings From The Amish Country
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
An Amish farm is lovely in any season although during and just after the grain harvest, the yellows in the fields add a touch of gold to the countryside.
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Title:
Greetings From The Amish Country
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Farmer's Markets are found throughout the Amish area. This young Amish girl is "Tending Market" where produce from the form is offered to the public at reasonable prices.
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Title:
Penna. Dutch Country
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
One of the many Amish Farmer's Market Stands in the Lancaster Markets. Amish children sell many items of local produce throughout the growing season
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Title:
Penna. Dutch Hex Barn
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
"Heart of Dutchland" This barn, built in 1811, is on Chas. H. Madenford's "Sunny Acre Farm" near Kutztown, Penna. - site of the annual Penna. Dutch Folk Festival held July 4th week in Berks County.
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Title:
Pennsylvania Dutch Auction
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Public auction attract many farm folk as is evidenced by this photograph. Plain dressed Amish along with the gay Dutch gather at a sale
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Title:
Pennsylvania Dutch Country
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome PM 1967 Sep-14
Description:
Bringing home the harvest. The Amish youth is driving a wagon loaded with corn through one of the quaint villages, many are as colorful as their names suggest, scattered throughout Lancaster County.
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Title:
Pennsylvania Dutch Country
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Amish Girls "Tend Market" at one of the many typical Farmer's Markets in the Pennsylvania Dutch Country.
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Title:
Pennsylvania Dutch Country
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Amish children and teacher pose for group photograph on the porch of the "Little Red One-Room Schoolhouse" in the heart of the Pennsylvania Dutch country.
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Title:
Pennsylvania Dutch Hex Barn
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
In addition to Hex signs, some barns are decorated with mural type paintings.
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Title:
The Old Candle Barn
Leola Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
An Amish girl at work making candles at the Old Candle Barn, Leola, Penna. Operated by Amish, the Old Candle Barn is open to the public, see the candles being made and take along some of the fine work. Specialty candles and regular candles are produced in a variety of scents.
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Title:
Greeting - From "The Penna. Dutch Country"
Chrome unused
Description:
AMISH BOYS LOOKING IN MAIL BOX. THE SEEM SOMEWHAT DISAPPOINTED AT ITS EMPTINESS
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Title:
Pennsylvania Dutch Country
Chrome unused
Description:
FROM THE TINY BABY TO THE AGED GRAANDPARTNERS, THE AMISH ALL DRESS "PLAIN." THIS SMALL BOY IS DRESSED EXACTLY LIKE HIS FATHER WHO IS WORKING IN THE FIELDS NEAR-BY. OVER HIS PLAIN SHIRT, A PAIR OF ELASTIC SUSPENDERS BUTTON ONTO THE HOME-MADE TROUSERS TO HOLD THEM UP, THE AMISH NEVER WEAR BELTS. THE STRAW HAT SHADES HIS EYES FROM THE SUMMER SUN.
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Title:
Amish Country
Chrome unused
Description:
Amish gentleman selling his wares, on Rte. 30, east of Lancaster, Pa.
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Title:
Greetings - from "The Amish Country"
Chrome unused
Description:
Two AMISH Gentleman in conversation. The Amish are a solemn Religious Sect of people who have retained most of their forefathers' original customs, and make their living almost solely by farming, without the use, or aid of modern conveniences.
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Title:
Greetings - from "The Penna, Dutch Country"
Chrome unused
Description:
Group of AMISH Children setting in grass during recess at School. The Amish are a religious Sect who have retained most of their forefathers' original customs, and make their living almost solely by farming, without the use, or aid of modern conveniences.
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Title:
Greetings From The Pennsylvania Dutch Country
Chrome PM 1983
Description:
Amish youths hoe newly planted tobacco. Background shows neat AMISH farms and farmland. The AMISH are a religious sect of farmers who seek to detach themselves from the "world" and technological progress in order to practice the virtues of humility. holiness and hard work.
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Title:
Amish Horses And Wagon
Chrome unused
Description:
At a feed mill in Northern Indiana. Horse drawn equipment is used on the farms, as the Amish believe in the ways of their forefathers. The children learn the responsibility of farm life at a very early age.
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Title:
Religious Sects Of Lancaster County
Linen unused
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Title:
Greetings From The Penna. Dutch Country
Chrome unused
Description:
Amish Children at School. The AMISH are a Religious Sect of people who have retained most of their forefather's original customs; and make their living almost solely by farming, without the use, or aid of modern conveniences. They are widely settled in Eastern Penna.
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Title:
Amish Men of Lancaster County
Linen unused
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Title:
Mennonite Carriages At Church
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Heart of Dutchland Old Order Mennonite horse-drawn carriages leave the Meeting House after worship service
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Title:
Ann Fryendall & Charles Levy
Batavia Illinois (IL), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
1855-1905. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Levy
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Title:
Amish Folks of lancaster Country
Barn Raising Pennsylvania (PA), Linen
Description:
Swarming like bees the Amish themselves raising a barn.The activity starts before Sun-up and before sunset the job is completed.Not one cent is paid for labour.It is genuine example of Co-operative effort.Dinner and refeshments are served by the Amish womenfolk throughoutn the day
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Title:
Amish Boys Out For A Drive
Lancaster County Pennsylvania (PA), Linen unused
Description:
The horse and buggy era has not passed for the Amish. Since the Church forbids the use of automobiles, they must rely on their old faithful friend, the horse. The Amish take great pride in possessing fine horses, of whom they take excellent care. They are all very skillful drivers, from the young to old.
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Title:
Amish Going To Market
Lancaster Pennsylvania (PA), Linen unused
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Title:
Amish Barn Raising
Lancaster Pennsylvania (PA) unused
Description:
Swarming like bees the Amish busy themselves raising a barn. The activity starts before sun-up and before sunset the job is completed. Not one cent is paid for labor, It is genuine exampe of co-operative effort. Dinner and refreshments are served by the Amish womenfolk throughout the day.
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