This place was amazing. Mind you, we are a family who loves trains, I still feel like non-train…read moreenthusiasts would still really enjoy the tour. The place is beautifully built and aesthetically pleasing for photographers and instagramers alike. The hour was 1.5 and very informative. Lots of benches along the route if you need a break. It's also very wheelchair accessible. The price for tickets were over $20 a pop, but they offer senior and student discounts. My personal favorite was the Roundhouse resident cat. The day I went was very much his rest day, but still fun to walk past!!

Wonderfully informative two-hour guided tour. Very clean facility. Helpful personnel. Good value…read morefor $20 charge per adult. Fabulous time. One of the best tours I've been on.

I enjoyed the hike today, taking in the fall colors and crisp autumn air. The trails are…read morewell-marked and easy to navigate with good footwear. There is a pond and a unique play area for kids (unlike the boring "jungle gym style playground). A lot of tree and nature identification plaques, and benches to sit for a spell and experience nature.

Have been here twice with family and enjoyed both experiences greatly. The staff is friendly and…read morehelpful and the area is beautiful. The trail around the lake is pretty and offers fun looks at the geese and ducks on the lake as well as the other local animals that might cross your path. The observation tower gives amazing views of the area to enjoy and the main building offers very interesting educational displays and activities. I'm also very fond of their indoor bird watching area. A great place to spend some time with nature. Highly recommended.

I have know this place for more than 75 or so years. It is always amazing! Mooney was an extremely…read moretalented man! And very pleasant. I remember him on a Sunday afternoon, sitting on his chair under the big old shade tree on the front lawn. He always greeted. He'd reach not his pocket and pull out a little block of wood and his knife. With 3 or four cuts, he made a pliers and gave it to me. Ive broken them and lost them over the years. I was skyways impressed with his train collection! All hand carved. Absolutely beautiful. Abd the button house! Amazing! I still hope to get back there some day.

I first visited the Warthern Museum over 30 years ago and have been back several times. Recently…read morewe had out-of-town relatives visiting and were looking for something to do. So, a trip to Amish country and then a side trip to the Warther Museum was the ticket. Earnest Warther was a master carver and he carved a wide array of amazing carvings - mostly of trains. The detail in his carvings is incredible. Warther was sel-taught and he actually made some of his own knives because he could not find what he needed in the stores. His craving and craftmanship is amazing. This is a MUST-SEE attraction in the Dover/New Philadelpha area. Allow at least 2 hours (longer if you have time) to thoroughly enjoy this museum.

This is a great state history site. They have many events and festivals that help bring history…read morealive for all ages. Definitely come to the fall trade fair!

This is a site that everyone in the area should visit at least once. It was an early Christian…read moreconversion settlement so be prepared for the religious doctrine to be evident everywhere, but it is still an important part of our past. The museum is informative and has some interesting books and items from the period. It was a little depressing to be reminded of how poorly the Native Americans but hopefully it will work as a reminder of how bad the past had been and not to treat someone that may be a little different from yourself. Would probably be more effective for children. I recommend skipping the video, it is very dated and gives Ziesberger god-like abilities. Such as healing the sick with just prayer, even though the cemetery has many children and young people residing within. Cost of admission isn't too pricey, $7 for adults, $5 for children, $4 for seniors, and kids under seven are free. There is a small gift shop for trinkets and arrowheads, it is more pricey than admission but has a few educational books. There were a few outdated terms used in the exhibits and the horrible video which warranted at least one star to be removed (a historical site should always be as accurate and unbiased as possible) other than that it is a nice place to visit!

I can't believe I'm the first to review this gem of a museum! I was here for the ghost tour, but…read moreI'll be back at Christmastime to see the home in all its holiday glory. I thoroughly enjoyed the beautifully restored home of the Reeves Family and the paranormal perspective of the home. The docent was fairly new, but she was knowledgeable and interesting. She focused not just on the family and the unexplained, but also on Victorian death rituals and such. The dark, quiet ambiance really did lend itself to the charm and spooky atmosphere of the tour. The carriage house is where you start the tour and is pretty impressive in its own right. I may have found that even more spectacular than the house itself. It is really all just so lovely. Do yourself a favor and make a point of visiting this beautiful Tuscarawas County treasure.

What an unexpected find. We had the coupon book from the package at Dutch Host Inn which is the…read moreonly reason that we knew about this place. On site, they have a charming shop with a variety of household decor items. They also have a variety of knives. The reason the space exists, though, is because of the intricate ivory carvings. The museum space itself is kind of small, but there are a variety of historical ships depicted. It is incredible how intricate he was able to get with something as delicate as ivory. So much detail and so many tiny and thin pieces. I never would have thought it was possible! I was curious about how the ivory was acquired since I know that is a hot topic, and it was all ethically sourced through either antiques or other legal means. The building is meticulous and the staff extremely friendly and knowledgeable. The museum was affordably priced (they even have a family rate of $25) and worth it if you are looking for something different and unique to experience.

We toured this museum during a recent trip to Ohio. To say it was a breathtaking experience is…read moresumming it up pretty succinctly. This man's grandfather Ernest Warther carved trains out of ebony and ivory. He passed this talent on to his grandson David. What Ernest did in trains, David has done in sailing vessels. The intricacy of the work, the overarching attention to detail and the pure artistic genius that goes into these carvings is nothing short of amazing. Each one will capture your attention for different reasons. Whether it is the bold lines, the intricate sailing vessels with all their masts and rope or the ornate scrimshaw on some of these pieces, the experience is amazing. There is no other collection like this one in the world. This is not your typical stuffy art museum. Every piece is fascinating and exciting. Everything is hand carved from legally and ethically sourced ivory. We were fortunate enough to arrive while the artist was working in his in house workshop. He came out and met all of us and showed us how he perfects all the myriad of tiny intricate ropes on his sailing vessels. Everything is carved. Nothing is manufactured elsewhere and added to the pieces. The gift shop was nice and well stocked. The whole place is clean, wheelchair accessible and pieces are well lit. Bathrooms were in good shape when we were there. This is a must stop destination if you are in the Sugarcreek area.

This Village is absolutely gorgeous like stepping back into time. I would live to go back during…read moreChristmas Season The buildings and houses are beautiful to walk around. There is no cost to walk around. Nothing was open but that was okay The history of this location is amazing

Zoar, Ohio has such an interesting history everyone should take the kids for both the educational…read morevalue & exposure to the good old fashioned living of the 1800's! Don't forget to visit the General Store.

The Amish Country Theatre is a great example of creativity, entrepreneurship, and building a unique…read moreentertainment experience. Although I have not personally visited yet, learning about the business and how it was created gave me a lot of appreciation for what they have built. I got the opportunity to hear from one of the owners, Braeden Conn, in my business class. He shared the story of how he and his family started the theatre and continued to expand their business over time. It was inspiring to hear about the risks they took, the ideas they pursued, and how they focused on creating memorable experiences for their guests. Braeden came across as very genuine, driven, and passionate about what he does. Hearing his story made me even more interested in visiting the theatre someday and seeing the business in action.

Hilarrrrious. I…read morethink we came on a good night because the magician was a pretty famous one. But even without him, haystack hilariouty was great. We actually were cracking up. It is so nice to have clean comedy. My child can't wait to go back. Popcorn combo was great too!!