Amish Information Table of Contents Welcome to NY’S Amish Trail
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Amish Information Table of Contents Welcome to NY’s Amish Trail. Check out the following Amish information and tips to help you with your visit. Amish Information 2 ● Blue Loop Areas 4 WHO are THE AMISH? (East Otto, Mansfield, Little Valley &Salamanca) The Amish adhere to a Christian faith and belief system that values community, unity, family, faith and hard work. ● Green Loop Areas 8 The Amish in our area are Old Order, a very conservative (Dayton, Gowanda, Perrysburg & South Dayton) and traditional community living without electricity, ● phones, cars and other modern conveniences. Orange Loop Areas 12 (Randolph) Most commonly recognized by their plain dress, horse and buggy transportation, and old fashioned farming ● Pink Loop Areas 16 practices; they live an intentional lifestyle that separates (Cattaraugus, Cherry Creek, Conewango Valley & Leon) them from the modern world and is centered around their families and Amish community. They make a living Amish Tours 20 from farming and handcrafting products for sale. Amish Geo Trail 22 WHat do THE AMISH maKE and sell? They produce a variety of goods including quilts, rugs, Barn Quilt Trail 23 baked goods, candy, furniture, toys, baskets, eggs, homegrown fruits & vegetables, jams, woodworking, leather, lumber, iron works and more. WHere are THE AMISH SHOPS? The Amish sell their products from their homes--the Amish Trail map will help you locate their businesses. Look for a sign in their front yard and an OPEN sign to direct you. You will not find any large Amish stores or commercialized Amish shopping areas or attractions. Rural, small town, personal and friendly is what characterizes this area instead. An authentic Amish experience! WHat else do I need to Know? • Amish shops are closed on Sundays and certain holidays. Some shops may also close randomly for various reasons such as a wedding, funeral, or family obligation. • Amish do not accept credit cards. • Slow down and drive with caution around Amish horse & buggies. • Do not take photos of the Amish or their children; it is against their beliefs. Photos of buildings and scenery are allowed. • Respect their privacy and personal property. WHat else is THere in THE area? Besides the Amish shops there are many other local Scan the QR code to learn more shops and businesses. Be sure to check out the Amish about NY’s Amish Trail. Trail map & visitor’s guide for more information on all the great shops, restaurants, accommodations, and Please be aware that Amish businesses move and may no longer be in the locations indicated on this map. attractions that are part of NY’s Amish Trail. A limited number of gas stations are available, so fuel up before you come! blue loop on the map EAST OTTO Hours: Wednesday to Sunday 10:00 am - 5:00pm May - Dec. (other times by appointment) www.eastotto.com BROOKSIDE STUDIO WATERCOLORS 8363 Otto-Maples Road, East Otto 716-257-9790 Watercolor paintings, limited edition prints, reproductions, note cards and paintings by artist, Robin Zefers Clark. Little Valley MAGER MOUNTAIN HOG SHED STUDIO POTTERY ALPACAS P O Box 41; 8420 Otto-Maples Road, 69 Mountain View Drive, East Otto 716-257-9549 Little Valley Studio showroom of original handmade 716-938-9077 functional stoneware created by Elliott and magermountainalpacas.com Michael Hutten. Hours: Friday, Saturday & Sunday 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. So Soft Gift Shop, stocked with a large variety of handmade woodswork carVings and Peruvian Alpaca products, including: yarn, socks, fine 8253 Safford Road, East Otto apparel, teddy bears, rugs and more. 716-257-9642 unique selection of rustic hand crafted figures, sculptures, furniture, kitchenware and Santas. Owner Dug Stein uses locally gathered and cured wood. mansfield MANSFIELD AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 7691 Toad Hollow Road, Little Valley 716-257-9288 www.mansfield.org Hours: Open every other Saturday. Call for appointment. Established in 2010 in the former Mansfield Town Hall (previously a United Congregational Church); for the preservation of historical significance in the early settlement of Cattaraugus County and to promote continued area businesses. SALAMANCA HISTORICAL MUSEUM SALAMANCA “We Make History Come COACH INN Alive in Salamanca, NY!” 5125 Route 353, Salamanca 125 Main St, Salamanca 716-938-6344 716-945-2946 Open Thursday - Sunday [email protected] This restored full service restaurant offers a full menu to satisfy the Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. hungriest people. Fine dining and service will have you Free Admission; Fully Handicapped Accessible; planning to come back for more! Group Tours available. Restored 1882 bank building. Various displays depicting history of Salamanca. THE CROSSPATCH Staff is available to answer questions. 5281 Baker Road, Salamanca 716-938-6313 www.TheCrosspatch.com Guided Horseback Riding, Overnight rides, Stagecoach, Wagon, Sleigh & Carriage Rides, Chuck Wagon Supper Shows. Store for homemade, handmade and Western theme items. Join the Crosspatch as they bring the West to the East. SENECA-IROQUOIS NATIONAL MUSEUM 814 Broad Street, Salamanca 716-945-1760 www.senecamuseum.org Hours: Monday – Sunday 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Learn how Hodinohso:ni traditional and contemporary art reflects the heritage from ancient times to today. Permanent exhibits show a partially HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES reconstructed longhouse, a rebuilt log cabin, and a historical 779 Broad Street, Salamanca perspective of the Allegany territory prior to the Kinzua Dam 716-945-7600 being built in 1965. www.HIExpress.com Kid’s Suite, Whirlpool Suites WILD BILL’S RUSTIC FURNITURE with Kitchenettes, Compli- & Great Valley Alpacas mentary Deluxe Continental 5393 Route 98, Great Valley Breakfast, Indoor Pool & 716-699-2131 Whirlpool, Fitness Center, In-Room coffee makers, FREE Handmade furniture with a Wireless Internet, hair dryers, iron & ironing boards. Shuttle to rustic style. Visit the Alpaca farm. Seneca Allegany Casino 24/7. TAX exempt. Green loop on the map GOWANDA AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 49 West Main Street, Gowanda 716-532-2834 www.gowandachamber.com Hours: Monday thru Friday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. DAYTON The Northern entrance to New York’s Amish Trail. Will THE Master’S Plan CafÉ help plan your trip and provide local information. 9586 Railroad Avenue, Dayton 716-725-9229 www.themastersplancafe.org HEAVEN SCENT/COPY CENTRAL The Master’s Plan Café 18 Jamestown Street, Gowanda 716-532-5852 is a ministry outreach, a Hours: Monday thru Friday, refurbishing of the old Dayton 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Hotel. Special events through Large selection of gifts and out the year, including Dice home decor. PBC Singing Runs, Car show, Fall celebration and more. Open soon as a full Bears, Starwest Essential Oils, service restaurant with 50-60’s décor. Ear candles, Native American Dolls, Premier Spinners, and much more. Copy Central is GOWANDA able to take care of many of your business copy needs promptly. AMISH COLLECTIONS 24 West Main Street, Gowanda 716-241-7058 www.amishcollections.com JESSE’S TOY BOX Open Tuesday - Thursday 10:00 a.m. 53 West Main Street, Gowanda to 6:00 p.m.; Friday 10:00 a.m. to 716-532-3196 5:00 p.m.; Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 www.jessestoybox.com p.m. Specializing in custom cabinetry, furniture, islands; All handmade by Open Monday - Saturday local Old Order Amish. Old-fashioned toy store with train tables, Lego tables, puppet theater, play kitchen, doll house with a variety of candy, snacks and drinks perrysburg rainbow’S END herbs 10084 Hooker Hill Road, Perrysburg 716-532-6022 GOWANDA HARLEY-DAVIDSON® HOURS: Call ahead for hours and appointments. 2535 Gowanda Zoar Road, Gowanda 716-532-4584 Organic culinary and medicinal herbs; Handmade soaps, www.GowandaHarley.com balsam sachets, jams; Hours: Monday – Wednesday 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Thursday books, ointments, teas & Friday 8:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m., Saturday 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., and other fine herbal September 1 – March 31 Closed Sundays and Mondays products. Classes and Officially licensed Harley-Davidson® offering motorcycles, events seasonally. Motorclothes™ , Service & Parts. South Dayton Supermarket 303 Pine Street SOUTH DAYTON South Dayton HERBAL EXPRESSIONS/ 716-988-3871 THE FLOWER SHOP www.southdaytonsupermarket.com 316 Pine Street, South Dayton Food, gas and cold drinks. Famous 716-988-3550 for homemade “Duper Donuts”. Hours: Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Unique country, homemade & Amish made gifts, home decor, essential oils, candles, jewelry and accessories. VALLEY HARDWARE CENTER 524 Pine Street, South Dayton 716-988-3304 www.shopvalley.doitbest.com HIDEAWAY ARCHERY Hours: Monday – Friday 12749 Cottage Road, 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., South Dayton 716-532-2360 Saturday 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Hours vary, please call ahead. Kerosene lamps, lanterns, www.hideawayarchery.com canning supplies and boots - a special collection of Amish Hunting cabin style store and made items, gifts and .99 cards. 20 yard indoor range. Full ser- vice archery pro shop, shoot bows, leagues in the fall and winter. THE MUSTARD SEED RESTAURANT 315 Pine Street, South Dayton 716-988-3800 www.themustardseedrestaurant.com Hours: Thursday - Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.; ~ Catering available daily ~ Fresh salads, sandwiches, breakfast and dinners made with whole foods.~ organic, locally grown, vegan, vegetarian and perrysburg hormone free burger! RACERS RESTAURANT 8403 Rt 62, Willow Creek South Dayton Cottage 716-988-3301 9811 Mosher Road, South Memorial Day to Labor Day Dayton 716-532-3868 7 Days/week; www.willowcreekny.com 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Excellent & affordable food; play ground equipment; outdoor Fully furnished country seating for families with pets. Live bait and tackle shop next home.