Granddaughter Liz rejoices as we finish painting the barn in July. Click on the photo to see a slide show.
Indiantree Farm is in the heart of Ohio's Amish country. The farm sits on land where generations of our family have lived for more than 200 years.
If you'd like to come visit, click through our site for information about the farm, our bed and breakfast, and nearby sights in and around Holmes County -- the largest Amish community in the world.
NOT TO BE MISSED: New photos from our summer barn-painting project!
Also see Larry's journal gives a whimsical, delightful look at life in the Amish community, and we provide updates on local news.
Fresh photos from Amish country: Click on this photo for a winter 2010 slide show.
The biggest event in Walnut Creek on Saturday, Nov. 20, 2010, was the auction at Sara Troyer's place. Click on the photo for a slide show.
Indiantree Farm is named for the arched oak at the end of the lane. It's believed that native Americans bent the tree as a sapling more than 200 years ago to mark a foot trail. The guest house is to the left of the tree.
Faithful dog Pilgrim hangs out near the Indiantree '56 Chevy Bel Air.
