How to Find Quilt Shops in Lancaster Pennsylvania
Visiting Lancaster, Pennsylvania, takes you to a time and society left untouched by technology and the fast-paced lifestyle of the rest of the world. When you spend time touring the beautiful land of the Amish people, you will not want to miss the opportunity to bring home a piece of their heritage by purchasing a handmade Amish quilt. By visiting the places described in this article, you will not only be taught the history and culture of the Amish, but also have a memorable shopping trip.
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Visit Lancaster Quilts and Textile Museum. Marvel at the display of beauty in the vivid colors and exquisite patterns of Pennsylvania textile traditions. After touring the museum, stop in at the museum's store to purchase unique gifts and traditional handmade Amish quilts.
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Visit the Amish Farm and House. Over 50 years ago, this farmhouse was opened to the public to educate visitors on the Amish way of life. After touring the grounds, which are open 7 days of the week (with the exception of Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day), visit the gift shop. The gift shop features a variety of homemade Amish goods including quilts and quilting books.
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Visit The Amish Village. Take a guided tour to discover the history and lifestyle of the Amish people. Buy your lunch at the Village's operating smokehouse and eat at the picnic area available to you following the tour. Purchase handmade quilts in the gift and souvenir store.
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Visit Bird-in-Hand Farmer's Market. Stroll through this air-conditioned farmer's market stocked by local vendors selling their homemade goods. In one stop to this indoor market, you can shop for specialty foods, fresh produce, crafts and quilts. The Market is open year-round on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Visit Amish Impressions at the Red Caboose. This unique spot allows you and your family to dress up in authentic Amish attire to have your pictures taken. After your photo shoot, take a piece of Amish culture home with you by shopping in their gift shop for a quilt or other fabric items.
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