What It's Like to Be Amish: Reflections of an Amish Farmer, Grandfather, Historian, and Storyteller Janice Ballenger in the early 1900s

in the early 1900s

Part II tells what happened to those persons who remained in Russia—stories of contacts made after sixty years of silence

and cultural significance of these captivating local icons

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Pathway Pub

What It's Like to Be Amish: Reflections of an Amish Farmer, Grandfather, Historian, and Storyteller Janice Ballenger in the early 1900sSam is a keeper of stories, many of them centered in the Amish farms, schools, and gathering places of eastern Lancaster Co., Pa., where he has lived his entire life. Told completely from inside the Old Order Amish world, Sam's stories cover amazing ground, including: the hazards of driving a horse and buggy on public roads on a dark night; the drama of a bank robber hiding in Amish country; the process of "going in with the boys," or being old enough