Amish Country - Buggy Shop, Intercourse, Pa. Carriage making is still a flourishing business in the Ammish Country, since the members of this sect are not allowed to own automobiles.
The Schnitz-ler (means the whittler), Joseph Kessler, Jr. The schnitzler is shown with a group of his unique wood carvings and figures - on display for sale - at The Old Wood-Shed in the heart of the village of Intercourse, PA.
Horse and buggy at square in Intercourse. Hitching posts are found in front of all the business places in the village of Intercourse, located in the heart of Pennsylvania's Amish Country.
Dutch Haven Barn and Stripping Room Gift Shop, 8 miles east of Lancaster in Intercourse, Pa. Invites you to enjoy Pennsylvania Dutch cooking served family style in the heart of the Amish country. Chicken pot pie, pork and sauerkraut, Amish style turkey filling, or Black Angus steaks can be enjoyed every day of the year at the place that mad shoo-fly pie famous. A unique gift shop featring Pennsylvania Dutch items and foods.
Corn harvesting in teh Pennsylvania Dutch Country near Intercourse, Penns. An Amish family carriage moves along the country road paying no attention to the work in the field.
Intercourse, PA - Hitching posts are found in front of all the buisness places in this small village located in the heart of Pennsylvania's Amish Country. The town was founded in 1754 as Cross Keys, the name was changed to Intercourse in 1814.
The People's Place, Main Street, Intercourse. With the majority of the field work completed, winter evenings around the warm cookstove are good times for catching up on reading, mending and games. Fresh popcorn enhances the evinging. Carved out of wood, this 3-dimensional painting is the creation of Beachy Amish craftsman, Aaron Zook.
