Visit the oldest General Store in Ohio, which serves locals and offers a glimpse into the past. It has operated since 1840, with groceries, gifts, a cafe, woodcarvings, and a large horse and buggy. Don't forget to try their hand-dipped ice cream, Amish treats, and homemade Fry Pies!

Just steps away from the store entrance is a 15' woodcarving featuring a frontiersman reminiscent of early settlers living in the area that was carved from a 350-year-old oak tree stump. And across from the store and adjacent to the Commons sits the world's largest Amish horse and buggy, which stands 14" high and 32' long.