Guidebook for Narvon
Everything Else
Kitchen Kettle Village offers authentic Pennsylvania Dutch Country shopping, homemade food, specialty shops, activities and tours in over 40 local shops in one ...
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Kitchen Kettle Village
3529 Old Philadelphia PikeKitchen Kettle Village offers authentic Pennsylvania Dutch Country shopping, homemade food, specialty shops, activities and tours in over 40 local shops in one ...
Arts & Culture
Families, schools, youth groups, international travelers, and local Lancaster-area residents visit the Amish Farm and House to immerse themselves in Lancaster’s Amish culture and to learn how life for Amish folks has evolved in modern times.
During our tours you will get answers to questions, such as:
Why do the Amish not drive cars or use electricity?
Where do the Amish live and work?
How can you tell if a home is Amish-owned?
What crops do Amish farmers grow?
Our tours are un-scripted and conversational. Our guides are friendly, knowledgeable, trained, and are here to help you learn and have a great time!
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The Amish Farm and House
2395 Covered Bridge DrFamilies, schools, youth groups, international travelers, and local Lancaster-area residents visit the Amish Farm and House to immerse themselves in Lancaster’s Amish culture and to learn how life for Amish folks has evolved in modern times.
During our tours you will get answers to questions, such as:
Why do the Amish not drive cars or use electricity?
Where do the Amish live and work?
How can you tell if a home is Amish-owned?
What crops do Amish farmers grow?
Our tours are un-scripted and conversational. Our guides are friendly, knowledgeable, trained, and are here to help you learn and have a great time!
Parks & Nature
It's right here in Churchtown; it has beautiful views and walking paths; it's history is local to the Welsh Miners who supposedly hid their money in the rocks
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Money Rocks County Park
936 Narvon RdIt's right here in Churchtown; it has beautiful views and walking paths; it's history is local to the Welsh Miners who supposedly hid their money in the rocks