middlebury tourism brochure 2015
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Middlebury is a town of beauty and hospitality nestled in Northern Indiana Amish Country just minutes south of I 80/90 exit 107, two hours east of Chicago. Shops throughout town reflect our heritage by offering locally made quilts, crafts and furniture. Life happens at a slower pace; here visitors will enjoy a stroll up and down Main Street listening to the clip-clop of buggies passing by. Savor the locally-made specialties, fresh pies, cheeses, noodles, honey and smoked meats that can be purchased throughout the area.TRANSCRIPT
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Pumpkin Vine CaféCoffee & Tea Bar
Located inside The Market PlaceOpens 5:00 am – Breakfast & Lunch
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The Market Placeof Middlebury
The Market Placeof Middlebury
For All your Trailer Needs call Steve! • Enclosed Trailers • Construction Trailers
• Landscape Trailers • Dump Trailers • Car HaulersVariety of Sizes to Choose From — Will Not Be Undersold!
In stock and special order available.
574.825.0900 www.cargo-plus.com
Monday-Friday 6 am-5 pmSaturday 6 am-4 pm
Closed Sunday
• Antiques• Collectibles• Primitives• Cast iron• Local hand made items• Puzzles• Precious Moments• Signs
511 South Main St. (SR 13)Middlebury, IN 46540
574-825-4001www.themarketplaceofmiddlebury.com
• Longaberger baskets• Amish made jams/jellies,
noodles, honey• Amish made bird houses
and feeders, drying racks,wind chimes & furniture
• Primitive painted furniture• Buy/sell used books
Please Join Us for Breakfast
and Lunch! Biscuits and Gravy,
Homemade Soups, Hot and Cold
Dishes, Regular and Gourmet
Coffees and Teas, Full Espresso
Bar, Smoothies, Homemade
Cookies, Candies and Trays
available for gifts or parties
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Middlebury is a town of beauty and hospitality nes-tled in Northern Indiana Amish Country justminutes south of I 80/90 exit 107, two
hours east of Chicago. Shops throughout townreflect our heritage by offering locally madequilts, crafts and furniture. Life happens at aslower pace; here visitors will enjoy a stroll upand down Main Street listening to the clip-clopof buggies passing by. Savor the locally-made spe-cialties, fresh pies, cheeses, noodles, honey and smokedmeats that can be purchased throughout the area.
Just up the hill from downtown you can pull up a chair at the state’s largestrestaurant. Serving home-style Amish-Mennonite fare in a family-style setting,you won’t go away hungry. Plan an overnight visit at one of Middlebury’s de-lightful Bed & Breakfasts or in a charming full-service Inn. The area has somuch to offer you may just decide to stay. Close-by destinations include; Nappa-nee, Shipshewana, Goshen, Elkhart and Notre Dame/South Bend.
Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast or just need a little fresh air, don’tmiss a stop at Middlebury’s fine parks offering many opportunities for relaxationand recreation. Krider’s World’s Fair Garden Park, a state historic site, displaysan explosion of flowers in one of Middlebury’s four Quilt Gardens, giant toad-stools plus great picnic spots. Krider Garden provides its visitors with easy accessto the Pumpkinvine Trail. Memorial and East Parks at Town Center afford townvisitors a chance to relax there and share a picnic as well. East of downtown, theRiver Bend Park offers playground equipment, fishing opportunities, a coveredpicnic area and an excellent trail system.
Head north out of town just a few short minutes to visit the 223-acre Bon-neyville Mill County Park, home to Indiana’s oldest operating grist mill. Millersare on hand daily to show guests the flour grinding process. Take some home foryour baking.
SMALL TOWN HOSPITALITY INNORTHERN INDIANA AMISH COUNTRY
WELCOME TO
Heritage
D uring your visit, spend time on the back roads to uncover the simplerlifestyle of the area’s 1,100-plus Amish families. One-room schoolhousesand Amish farms dot the countryside. Amish
shops can be found on the outskirts of town,some of which you can now find on theCountryside Shoppes map, see fold out.
They offer handmade furniture, outdooraccessories, natural food products and pro-duce straight from the gardens. The HeritageTrail has free CDs available at the ElkhartCounty Convention and Visitors Bureau.If you prefer, a free MP3 download contains that same information atwww.AmishCountry.org for your upcoming visit.
Photo courtesy of Elkhart County CVB
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Published for the Middlebury Chamber of Commerce by SpectraPrint, a division of The Papers Incorporated, 206 S. Main St., Milford, IN 46542
800-733-4111 - www.the-papers.comMiddlebury Chamber of Commerce and/or The Papers Incorporated shall not be liable for any
errors appearing in this publication, except to credit the advertiser the portion of the advertisement containing the error. Copyright©2015
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Table of ContentsWelcome to Middlebury . . . . . . . . . 3Discover Our Local Heritage . . . . . . 3Hometown Fun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Festivals & Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9City Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fold Out
Area Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fold OutCountryside Shoppes Map . . Fold OutAdvertisers’ Index . . . . . . . . Fold OutAdvertiser Listings by Category . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-25
Middlebury Chamber of Commerce201 E. Winslow St. • Middlebury, IN 46540Ph: (574) 825-4300 Fax: (574) 358-0210
e-mail: [email protected] site: MiddleburyInChamber.com
Welcome! Welkom! Come on in!However you may say it in yourhomes, know that you are always
welcome to join us in our hometown. Welook forward to sharing the foods, thestores and the beautiful outdoors of Mid-dlebury with each and every one of youanytime you can come.
Anytime is special here — particularlyso during our two festivals. The first festi-val of the year is our Summer Festival tak-ing place on August 14 & 15 in 2015.Focusing on family fun and musical enter-tainment, this festival features one of thebest small town parades you’ll ever see ona Saturday afternoon. Our Fall Festival onSeptember 18 & 19 features not only areaartisans and craftsmen, but excellent mu-sical entertainment, children’s activities,a corn-hole contest, 3-on-3 basketballtourney and a thrill-packed fireworks dis-play on Friday evening, September 18.Come see and share in the joy of living inthis great community as we celebrate ourregional heritage and community spirit.
Bikers, runners and walkers alike aresinging the praises of the second season ofthe Middlebury connections to the Pump-kinvine Nature Trail. Middlebury is at thecenter of this scenic, paved trail now en-abling participants to travel at their pacefrom Shipshewana to Middlebury toGoshen. Organizations are continuing toimprove the informational signage aroundtown for the thousands we anticipateusing this greenway that runs rightthrough Middlebury. Reported usage in2014 was over 80,000 — a great numberwe look to surpass in 2015! Of course,each and every one of you is invited tostop in Middlebury for a rest, a bite to eatand some scouting of our business com-munity that you’ll want to come back tovisit in depth.
We’ve not yet even mentioned ourfour Quilt Gardens along the HeritageTrailSM and three Quilt Garden murals in2015. The businesses and organizationspresenting these Gardens donate time,materials and their love of the outdoors toall who come to share in the delicatebeauty of these intricate floral designs.
Please be sure to thank the folks at KriderGarden, Dutch Country Market, DasDutchman Essenhaus and Martin’s AceHardware for the joy their efforts bringyou and yours. The murals will be atTown Center facing Warren Street andDas Dutchman Essenhaus. Do not missany of the Quilt Gardens along the Her-itage TrailSM, which can be seen allaround Elkhart County.
Middlebury’s 3rd Fridays celebrationsheld at Town Center from May to De-cember are often marked by special foodofferings, free music presentations andspecial business promotions. Come join inthe fun!
The amazingly popular Classic CarCruise-In at Das Dutchman Essenhaus re-turns each Thursday evening from Maythrough September. Come find your fa-vorite classic and take advantage of thespecials the restaurant and shops will beoffering each week.
Our innkeepers answer every need forone of the most comfortable stays you’llexperience anywhere. Foods from ourrestaurants satisfy with touches of homeand days gone by in the wholesomeness oftheir meals. You’ll savor each bite and re-laxing moment as you feel the tension ofthe busy week just slip away.
In addition to classic cars and celebra-tions, you’ll find our Middlebury mer-chants bring visitors the highest quality ineverything from specialty candies andfood items, quilt supplies, fabrics, house-hold and personal gift ideas, finely craftedfurniture, unique consignment stores, andthe latest boutique fashions for the ladiesin your life.
You can find detailed information onMiddlebury and the Quilt Gardens loca-tions by visiting the Elkhart County Con-vention and Visitors Bureau website atwww.AmishCountry.org or the Middle-bury Chamber of Commerce website,MiddleburyINChamber.com.
Whether you’re coming for the veryfirst time, or 31st time, know you are al-ways welcome to this special place we areprivileged to call home — Middlebury,Indiana.
Photos courtesy of Marla Krider, My Back Yard
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Located in Downtown MiddleburyServing Breakfast All Day
Mon.-Fri. 5 am - 8 pmSat. 5 am - 2 pm
“Wherelocal peoplemeet and
eat.”
Daily Specials • Pizza • Homemade Pies
107 S. Main St., Middlebury(574) 825-2043
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Store Hours: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.510 S. Main St., Middlebury • 574-825-5722
www.hardings.com
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Family Owned Since 1989
Intersection of US 20 and SR 13 in Middlebury
On display: The 520 year old African Bubinga Tree
574-825-7011 574-825-9146
“Hardly Just a Hardware Store”
A collection of yesterday’s memories& today’s needs at valued prices
A charming gift shoppefilled with everything awoman loves including acomplimentary cup of tea.
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For more regional events visit www.AmishCountry.org
Discover old-fashionedhometown fun at ourfamily-oriented sum-
mer festival on August14-15, 2015. An endlesssupply of foods, musicalentertainment, gardentractor pulls, games andthe largest small town pa-rade in the area await youand your family.
Fall begins theharvest season in Amish Country and family funawaits you at Middlebury’s Annual Fall Festival onSeptember 18-19, 2015. Farmers’ markets, uniquelocal crafts, liveentertainment, acar show and an-tique tractor dis-play are just a fewof the great activi-ties. Homemadepies, ice-cream &
kettle korn are available, prepared bylocal churches and Amish schools.Bring your pitching arm for the 3rd An-nual Corn Hole Contest!
Middlebury will once again be a hubof floral and quilting activity with thereturn of the 2015 Quilt Gardens along the Heritage TrailSM. The busi-nesses and Friends of the Middlebury Parks will be presenting four beau-tiful gardens showing the richness of the quilting traditions here. Lookfor these beautiful gardens at Ace Hardware, Das Dutchman Essenhaus,Dutch Country Market, and Middlebury’s own Krider Garden. TheQuilt Gardens are part of an area-wide presentation, running from
Memorial Day to October 1. For more details on these popular sites, visitwww.AmishCountry.org for maps and visitor information or call theElkhart County Convention and Visitors Bureau at 800-250-4827.
The Pumpkinvine Nature Trail also awaits your enjoyment when(not if, but when) you come to Middlebury and visit the Quilt Gardens.Bikers’, hikers, runners, visitors and locals can take in a short jaunt or amajor trek as this trail follows the rail-bed of the historic PumpkinvineRailroad from years ago. Middlebury and Krider Garden serve as the‘hub’ of the trail connecting Shipshewana to Goshen. Get out and enjoythis paved, tree-lined trail while you experience our Michiana sights andby-ways. You can get the latest information on this treasure atwww.pumpkinvine.org.
Experience small town hospitality at our home — Northern Indiana Amish Country
Hometown Fun
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A Child Care Ministry ofSt. Paul’s Lutheran ChurchA Child Care Ministry of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church“Making Child
Care Meaningful”
574-825-9683
Little Saints Child Care& Preschool Ministry
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240 U.S. 20In Essenhaus Village Shops
Middlebury 800-455-9471 Ext. 300
M-TH 9-7, Fri-Sat 9-8Winter Hours Vary - Call
www.EssenhausQuiltShop.com
“It’s aJoy to Serve You”
Full LineQuilt Store
• 600 Stencils!• Quilting Fabrics• Books• Custom Orders
• Locally Made Amish Quilts & Home Accents• Amish Dolls • 18” Doll Clothes
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Across from Northridge High School851 US 20, Middlebury, IN
574-825-7222Elkhart Location 574-293-0222www.rullispizza.com
v Pizza v Pasta v Subsv Broasted Chickenv Great Buffetsv Specializing in Wedding
& Corporate CateringCarry Out Available • Open 7 Days
Friday & SaturdayLive Bands Starting @ 9:00 P.M.
Located next to Rulli’sS P O R T S B A R
Large Banquet RoomFor Private
Parties/Meetings!
Large Banquet RoomFor Private
Parties/Meetings!
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Italian American Restaurant & Catering
Events Das Dutchman Essenhaus Cruise-In May 7 – Sept 24 Essenhaus, Middlebury It doesn't matter if you're a participantor a spectator...cruise on by! Plan to joinus Thursday nights from 4:30 - 8:00 inour 9th annual summer celebration ofclassic cars. Stop in, enjoy a deliciousmeal and visit with participants. Com-pare your favorite makes, models, motors, and memories. www.Essenhaus.com or 800.455.9471
Middlebury Community Garage Sales May 15-16MiddleburyMiddlebury residents look forward to this weekend all year where one person’strash becomes another’s treasure. Come early and stay late for the best bargains.Maps can be found online at MiddleburyInChamber.com
Bonneyville Millers Baseball June-OctoberBonneyville Mill County Park, Bristol/MiddleburyWatch the Bonneyville Millers vintage baseball club play Civil War-era baseballmatches using 1860 rules & regulations complete with authentic uniforms. SeeWeb site for game dates. All home games played at Kul Mol Rie Shelter on thenorth side of the park. No admission charge. www.ElkhartCountyParks.org
16th Pumpkinvine Bike Ride June 20Goshen/ShipshewanaPedal through gently rolling, scenic Amish country-side. Routes from 10 to 102 miles provide an enjoy-able ride for every skill level. Entry fee.www.Pumpkinvine.org
Das Dutchman Essenhaus Tractor Show June 13Essenhaus, MiddleburyLocal collectors, farmers and enthusiasts as well as regional tractor clubs are in-vited and encouraged to display their favorite antique tractors on the Essenhauscampus. In addition to the displays, there will be refreshments and door prizes forparticipants. www.Essenhaus.com or 800.455.9471
Elkhart County 4-H Fair July 24-August 1 4-H Fairgrounds, GoshenIt’s one of the nation’s largest 4-H fairs. Nine days of family fun complete withanimal exhibits, giant midway, tractor pulls, harness racing, rodeo, huge varietyof foods and top-name grandstand entertainment. Admission charge. 4hfair.org
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M I D D L E B U RY508 E. Warren
574-825-5896
S H I P S H E WA N ASR 5 North
260-768-4931
FORK’S COUNTYLINE STORES
FORK’S COUNTYLINE STORES
Great Variety at a Great Savings! Weekly Specials
AlwaysDiscount Priced!
Discount FoodsDiscount FoodsF-2
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Middlebury Summer Festival August 14-15 Middlebury Town CenterThe 44th anniversary of our hometown celebra-tion with games and activities for children andadults, garden tractor pull, musical entertain-ment, fun run, a large variety of food and the bestsmall town parade in the region. No admissioncharge. www.MiddleburyFestivals.com
Bonneyville Mill Heritage Day September 12Bonneyville Mill County Park, BristolHorse-drawn trams transport patrons to a bygone era. Antique agriculturalequipment, crafts, old-fashioned games, plus family entertainment and whole-some foods. No admission charge, parking donation. www.ElkhartCountyParks.org
Middlebury Fall Festival September 18-19 Town Center and Essenhaus, MiddleburyCommunity celebration showcasing the bounty of the season with a farmers mar-ket, enticing seasonal crafts, tasty homemade foods, family entertainment. Noadmission charge. www.MiddleburyFestivals.com
Michiana Mennonite Relief Sale September 25-26 4-H Fairgrounds, GoshenBid on the hundreds of quilts, antiques and other items that go on the auctionblock to benefit worldwide relief programs. Plenty of homemade pies, breads,cheeses, sausages and other goodies. No admission charge. www.MennoniteSale.org
Middlebury 3rd Fridays Fridays, May 15 to December 18Town CenterCome join in the fun, comraderie, food and entertainment at Town Center.Events celebrate the life and vibrancy of Middlebury – biking, ice cream, garagesales, pumpkin fest, hometown holidays, ice festival. Watch for details atwww.MiddleburyINChamber.com
Resolution Run January 1, 2016This annual event encourages a healthy lifestyle from the first day of the yearonward. Created for seasoned and beginning runners, the 5k run/walk and1-mile fun walk are set for those looking for a new winter run. All proceedswill benefit the Middlebury Community Food Pantry. http://www.epiphanypro-motions.org/resolution-run.html
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Westedge Variety
MilkBrown & White
Sunbeam BreadWedding Gifts & Cookware Sets
Rugs & Misc.
11855W 050N, Middlebury • 574-825-5378Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8-4:30; Sat. 8-2
Closed Wed. & Sun.Hours:
Groceries & More We nowhave
canningjars & lids.
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***Just 10 miles from Shipshewana***
www.ebyspines.com
14583 SR 120 Bristol, IN
574-848-4583
“Modern camping in the midst of nature”
Comfy Cottage & Rustic Log Camping CabinsLarge Full Hookup 30/50 amp Pull Thru Sites
2 Heated Swimming PoolsHiking-Fishing-Game Courts-Weekend Activities
Indoor Roller Rink & Laser Tag & Mini BowlGolf Cart Rentals, Wi Fi & Laundry Facilities Available
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MILLER INSURANCE AGENCYOF MIDDLEBURY, INC .
MIKE MILLER, LUTCF
PHONE: 574-825-2050 • FAX: 574-825-7943P.O. BOX 466 • 104 NORTH MAIN STREET
MIDDLEBURY, IN 46540MILLERINSURANCEMIDDLEBURY.COM • [email protected]
LIFE • HEALTH • HOME • AUTO • BUSINESS • ANNUITIES
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AUTO SALESDanny Ritchie, Owner
801 S. Main St.Middlebury, IN 46540
574-825-5441
DOING BUSINESS
SINCE 1985
Quality Used Cars & TrucksE-5
The nationally recognized Heritage Trail leads you to popular attractions, unique shops, historic sites, signature foods and
seasonal events. Along the way, discover 19 FREE, all-new Quilt Gardens (May 30 - October 1), seven welcoming
communities and so much more!
Stop by the Middlebury Chamber for your FREE Travel Guide, map and Heritage Trail
audio CD or call 800.262.8161.
Every Mile Tells a Story ...
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V.M. 574-825-4700Fax 574-825-4740
13320 CR 28Middlebury, IN 46540
Custom crafted kitchen and bath cabinets Serving northern Indiana and surrounding states since 1999.
Call us for your next project.
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Cal & JoAnn Mullet
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Grade “A” School CorporationMiddlebury Community Schools, where students thrive in exciting and chal-lenging educational atmospheres. MCS offers International Baccalaureate, AP,and dual credit classes as well as state ranked athletic teams, state competi-tive choir and band programs and state competitive engineering programs. Jefferson Elementary School, K-3 Heritage Intermediate School, 4-5Middlebury Elementary School, K-3 Northridge Middle School, 6-8Orchard View Elementary School, K-3 Northridge High School, 9-12 York Elementary School, K-3
Middlebury Community Schools574-825-9425 www.mcsin-k12.org
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“Here to service all your quilting dreams.”
574-825-1151Hours: M, W, Th, F 10-5:30; Tu 10-8; Sa 9-3
www.pumpkinvinequilting.com
500 Spring Valley Road Suite #3, Middlebury, IN 46540Located on US 20 just west of Essenhaus
• Quilting Fabrics • Books & Patterns• Full Line Dealer of Baby Lock
• Custom Qui lting w/Computerized Gammill Statler Stitcher• Sewing Machine Service and Repairs
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Open Mon – Fri, 8am – 5pm(Closed Holidays)
JaycoVISITORS CENTER
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903 SOUTH MAIN STREET MIDDLEBURY, IN 46540 • (574) 825-5861 • WWW.JAYCO.COM
Days, Hours & Tour Information
Daily plant tours M-Th at 12 noon.
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212 US Hwy. 20 574.825.3021 www.ThatPrettyPlace.com
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212 US Hwy. 20 574.825.3021 www.ThatPrettyPlace.com
Home Cooked Food
Our Famous Cod & Salad M-Sat.Salad Bar M-Sat.
BreakfastAll Day
Summer — Open ‘til 8:30 p.m.Hours: 5:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Mon.-Sat.574-825-2040
14330 US 20, Middlebury, IN 465401-1/4 Miles West of SR 13 on US 20
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Willow Tree
Since 1917Since 1917(574) 825-2705866-325-2705101 S. Main St.Middlebury, IN www.varnsandhoover.com
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QualityCraftsmanship
115 E. Warren St., Downtown Middlebury Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm, Sat: 9am-2pm
574-350-6426
Handcrafted Rustic StyleFurniture
• Bedroom Suites• Lamps• Benches• Hall Trees• Rockers• Bar Stools
and More
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Chalet Party Shoppe
Large Selection - Great Prices!8 locations in Elkhart County
www.chaletwines.com
309 N. Main StreetMiddlebury, Indiana
(574) 825-9138M-W 8am - 10pm Th-Sat 8am - 11pm
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Visit Our Web Sitewww.countryvictorian.com435 South Main St., Middlebury, IN
Call Arnie or Lori at:
Rest, Relax, Refresh at the Country Victorianwhere Comfort, Value & Friends come together.
• Four Guest Rooms w/Private Baths• Complimentary Wifi• Scrumptious Full Breakfast • AAA 3 Diamond Rating
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H. 574-825-2568C. 574-612-3997
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COLLISION SERVICE
Hours: Monday-Friday 8-513024 U.S. 20 • Middlebury, IN 46540
Phone: 574-825-2965 • Fax: [email protected]
Specializing in Collision Repair, Alignment, Oil Changes, Detailing,Brakes and Air Conditioning, Rental Car Assistance
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All Natural Herbal SupplementsMulti Vitamins, Teas, Essential Oils
And More!
574-825-1405Hrs.: M-F 9-5, Sat. 9-2
108 S. Main St.Middlebury, IN
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574-538-7242M-Sat. open at 7 am-3:30 pm +
Call for info
WiFi •Espresso Drinks •
& Coffees
Homemade • Baked Goods
Breakfast •Lunch •
108 S. Main St.Downtown MiddleburyBehind Middlebury Mercantile
Legendary
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OLD CREAMERY ANTIQUES
Pedal Cars • Gas Pumps Primitives • Furniture Automotive items • Glassware Filling Station Items • Fishing Collectables Collectable Books • Coin Operated Machines Kitchen Accessories • Collectable Toys Costume Jewelry •
574-358-0188M-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5 • 333 North Main St. • Middlebury, IN
A Few of Our Many Items!
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Locally Crafted Furniture
Locally Crafted Furniture
Standard or Custom DesignedChoose your style, size, wood & color.
108 S. Main St., Middlebury574-825-1902
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Homemade Sandwiches • DonutsPastries • Breads • Relishes
Jams & Jellies • Hudsonville Ice Cream574-825-4032 www.risenrollbakery.com
1065N 1150W, Middlebury, IN 46540(31⁄2 mi. east of Middlebury, IN)
Fresh, HomemadeNo Preservatives
Cashew CrunchCashew Crunch
Cinnamon Caramel DonutCinnamon Caramel Donut
R-5L-3 AlwaysServing FreeCoffee!
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Bicycles • Recumbent Trikes • Rentals • RepairConveniently located near Pumpkinvine Nature Trail in downtown Middlebury
574.825.2252www.pumpkinvinecyclery.com
420 N. Main St.
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203 Wayne St., Middlebury, IN 46540Ph. (574) 825-8824
FREE Estimateswww.elementmasters.net
Service All & Install Most Types
of Equipment
24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE
It’s Hard To Stop A Trane.®
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Custom Steel FabricatingAnd Powder Coating
14719 CR 20, Middlebury, IN 46540
Ph:574-825-5686 Fax:574-825-8983
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Cardinal Buses, Inc. 202 E. Winslow, Middlebury 800-348-7487 www.cardinalbuses.com 574-825-9405
Charter Motorcoach Service From NorthernIndiana & Southern Michigan
to any destination in the US & Canada
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Timothy SchlabachOwner
13754 SR 4, Goshen, IN 46528Phone (574) 825-9724 | Fax (574) 825-9752
Located Within Legacy Home Furniture Showroom
F ineCABINETRY &
WOODWORKING
KITCHENS
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129-B Orpha Dr., Middlebury, IN 46540M-F 6AM-2PM • SAT 7AM-2PM
See our menuand specials of the day on
EverythingHomemade!
CARRYOUTMENU
Open evenings by reservation for groups of 10 or more
Cafe Signature Sandwiches • Homemade SoupsSalads • Homemade Desserts
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10435W 50N • MIDDLEBURY, IN 46540KENNETH OTTO • VM (260) 768-4977 Ext. 2
STOCKING STOVES FOR WOOD, COAL, LP, OR NATURAL GAS
We aim to keep
you warm!
COAL YARD& STOVESOTTO’SOTTO’S
We install & service what we sell.
Lopi • Pacific Energy • Harman • D&S • Stoves • Boilers • Furnaces • Pellet StovesHearth Boards • Cast Iron Floor Registers • Stainless Double Wall Chimney • Eco-Fans
Since 1982 • Quality Coal
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“Share theHeritage”
Handcrafted Heirlooms
www.manasseshenryfurniturecompany.com
PO Box 609Middlebury, IN 46540
(574) 825-1185
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Store Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - :00pm
Motor Coach Groups Welcome!
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Located between Shipshewana & Middlebury
odles & Dutch Country Honey
Located between Shipshewana & Middlebury
5½ miles west of Shipshewana or 1 mile east of Middlebury
Owned & Operated by Norman & Katie Lehman and our six children: Merle,
andaLavern, Devon, Marilyn, Wilma & W
Store Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
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Owned & Operated by Norman & Katie Lehman and our six children: Merle,
anda
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
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Watch Noodle MakingWatch Honeybees at Work
• Jams & Apple Butter• Local Maple Syrup• Jumbo Jelly Beans• Fresh Vegetables In Season• Homemade Peanut Butter Spread• Fudge & Honey• Glass Jar Canned Foods• We specialize in local made foods & crafts
Store Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
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Conveniently located in Middleburyoff US 20 on Heritage Dr.
across from Northridge MS
• Our Auto Bays Fit Your Duallys, Full-SizeVans and 4-Dr. & Extended Bed Pick-Ups
• Automatic Bays 8’ Clearance• Self-Serve Bays 9’6” Clearance• Vacuum, Fragrance & Vending
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in AUTO BAYA Touchless Automatic and Self-Serve Auto Wash
Visit Our Website ForDiscount Packages
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M-F 10-5:30Sat. 9-4:00574-825-7725
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The Shopping Place for Uncommon Treasures
Downtown Middlebury Just South of Stoplight102 S. Main St., Box 11Middlebury, IN 46540
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Das Dutchman Essenhaus240 U.S. 20 574-825-9471www.Essenhaus.com 800-455-9471Enjoy Indiana’s largest Amish-style restaurant, home-style bakery, unique shops, upscaleinn, family-friendly recreation,and local entertainment theatre on spectacular grounds.
Elkhart County Convention and Visitors Bureau219 Caravan Dr., Elkhart 800-262-8161(I-80/90, Elkhart Exit 92)
www.AmishCountry.orgFree Travel Guides, Heritage Trail Audio Tour CDs, Quilt Gardens/Murals maps, pluslodging and attraction information. Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm; Saturday, 9am-4pm.
Jayco Visitors Center903 S. Main St. 574-825-5861
www.jayco.comJayco is a full-line RV manufacturer of RV’s. Open Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Daily planttours Mon.-Thurs. at 12 p.m. EST.
Middlebury Community Historical Museum301 W. Bristol 574-825-0978
www.mchm.orgDisplays Middlebury area historical topics. Hours are Tuesday and Thursday 10 a.m. to2 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is free.
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Eby’s Pines RV Park & Campground 14583 S.R. 120, Bristol 574-848-4583
www.ebyspines.com300 sites, e/w, full, pull thru 50 amp hookups, cottage and cabin rentals, two heatedpools, clean restrooms, fishing, playground, roller skating, laser tag and hiking trails.
Middlebury KOA Campground 52867 S.R. 13 574-825-5932 800-562-5892
www.middleburykoa.comRV sites, A/C cabins, heated pool, hiking trails, flea market shuttle, rec hall, planned ac-tivities, fun for all ages.
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Aunt Karen’s Cafe129-B Orpha Dr. 574-825-1122Everything is homemade! Cafe signature sandwiches, soups, salads & desserts. Carryoutmenu. Open evenings by reservation for groups of 10 or more.
Country Lane Bakery59162 CR 43 574-825-7918“The Best in Baked Goods”. Taste the sweet delights. Cookies, pies, breads, sweet rolls,cakes and special orders. Howard & Ida Yoder.
Hilltop Restaurant14330 U.S. 20 574-825-2040Home-cooked food. Our famous cod all day Monday-Saturday. Salad bar every evening.1-1/4 miles west of SR 13 on U.S. 20. Monday-Saturday 5 a.m.-8 p.m.Summer — Open ’til 8:30 p.m.
The Legendary Grind108 S. Main St. 574-538-7242Call for info Espresso drinks and coffees. Wi-Fi. Home-made muffins, locally roasted coffee beans bythe pound. Breakfast and lunch. Open 7 am-3:30 pm+. Like us on Facebook.
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Rise-N-Roll Bakery & Deli1065N 1150W 574-825-4032
www.risenrollbakery.comCome enjoy our wide variety of homemade sandwiches, donuts, pastries, pies, breads,cookies, crunches, granolas, relishes, jams, jellies, Hudsonville Ice Cream & much more!Free coffee!
Rulli’s Italian Restau rant 851 U.S. 20, Suite 2, Northridge Plaza 574-825-7222
www.rullispizza.comServing some of the area’s finest Italian food. Families welcome. Visit Bella Luna SportsBar for entertainment. Like us on Facebook.
Village Inn107 S. Main St. 574-825-2043“Where local people meet and eat.” Homemade foods, daily specials. Pies from scratch –will take holiday orders. Tues. and Fri. – Alaskan pollack nights.
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A & R Machine Shop14719 CR 20 574-825-5686Material-handling equipment – conveyors, gravity and power. Work platforms – mezza-nines, bridges, scaffolds. Stairways, ladders, spirals, railings. Machinery – maintenanceequipment, custom machines. Safety equipment – machine guards.
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Bee Hive Bed & Breakfast P.O. Box 1191 574-825-5023
www.beehivebandb.weebly.comCozy family atmosphere with full breakfast. Snacks available. Use 51129 CR 35, Bristolfor GPS. [email protected]
Country Victorian Bed & Breakfast 435 S. Main St. 574-825-2568
574-612-3997 www.countryvictorian.com
Beautiful turn of century Victorian. Four guest rooms with private baths. ComplimentaryWifi and evening snacks. Enjoy graceful elegance with updated amenities.
The Meadows Inn Bed & Breakfast 12013 U.S. Hwy. 20 574-825-3913
www.meadowsinnb-b.comRenovated Amish farmstead. 5 bedrooms. Private baths. King & queen beds. Compli-mentary snacks & drinks. Adjacent to golf course. Peaceful view from deck. Childrenwelcome.
That Pretty Place Bed & Breakfast Inn 212 U.S. Hwy. 20 574-825-3021
www.ThatPrettyPlace.comBeautiful, secluded wooded setting, private pond. Property connects to the PumpkinvineNature/Bike Trail. Nine guestrooms with private baths, five of them honeymoon suiteswith two-person tubs.
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Essenhaus Heritage Hall240 U.S. 20 574-825-9471www.Essenhaus.com 800-455-9471Experience live theatre, comedians and award-winning bluegrass, contemporary Chris-tian and gospel artists at Heritage Hall! Lodging and dinner packages are available.
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Bartel & Company Auctioneers/Realtors14385 CR 22, Goshen 574-825-2115
www.bartelandcompany.comA local company offering full auction services to the Michiana area specializing in farm,commercial, industrial and residential real estate at auction.
Bill’s Collision Service13024 U.S. 20 574-825-2965
[email protected] in collision repair, alignments, brakes, oil changes, air conditioning, detail-ing, and car rental assistance. M-F 8-5.
Cardinal Buses, Inc.202 E. Winslow 574-825-9405 800-348-7487
www.cardinalbuses.comQuality charter motorcoach transportation service for groups of all types to any destination in the U.S. or Canada.
Caribbean Auto Spa 503 Heritage Dr. 574-825-3248
www.cewashes.comA touchless automatic and self-serve auto wash. Dually’s, fullsize vans, and extended trucksfit. Call for discount packages. Open 24/7.
The Element Masters, Inc.203 Wayne St. 574-825-8824
www.elementmasters.netDealer of Trane, Mitsubishi and Water-Furnace Geothermal units. Service all types ofequipment. 24-hour emergency service, FREE estimates.
Century 21 Landmark Realty Group Call Kent Miller104 N. Main P.O. Box 466 574-536-3999
www.KentMillerHomes.comKent Miller specializes in Middlebury area real estate. Put his 37 years of experience towork for you! [email protected]
Dick’s Auto Parts50521 SR 13 574-825-7424
www.dicksautoparts.comTruck and car accessories, Nerf Bars, Tonneau covers. New take off parts; beds, seats,tire & wheels, bumpers, mirrors, patch panels & southern used beds.
First State Insurance AgencyMiddlebury 574-825-5458Goshen 574-534-2686Elkhart 574-266-7892Your full-service insurance agency for Auto, Home, Business, Health and Life. Contactone of our experienced agents for your quote today. “Subsidiary of First State Bank”.
Greencroft Middlebury701 Windridge Dr. 574-825-6785
www.greencroft.orgSenior lifestyle living in a faith-based community, within a hometown community forpeople 55-plus. Office hours M-F 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
IU Health Goshen Hospital200 High Park Ave., Goshen 574-364-1000
www.goshenhealth.comExpert care for all your family’s needs.
Little Saints Child Care & Preschool Ministry708 Wayne St. 574-825-9683
stpaulsmiddlebury.orgHours 5:45 am-5:30 pm. Mon.-Fri. Child care 6 weeks to 5th grade. Preschool, Pre-Kand summer programs available. Affordable, Christian child care.
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Middlebury Community Public Library101 E. Winslow 574-825-5601
www.mdy.lib.in.usFree wireless connection. Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m.,Sat. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Check website for program offerings.
Middlebury Community Schools56853 Northridge Dr. 574-825-9425
www.mcsin-k12.orgWe proudly are rated Grade A with four elementary schools, one intermediate school,one middle school and one high school.
Miller Insurance Agency104 N. Main St. 574-825-2050
Contact Mike Miller for your insurance needs — life, health, home, auto, business,annuities. Open Mon.-Fri. 9-5.
Monteith’s Best One Tire and Auto Care132 Orpha Dr., Ste. B 574-825-8080
www.monteithtire.comWe are a full-service automotive tire and service center. Hours Mon.-Fri. 7:30-5:30,Sat. 7:30-12.
Ritchie Auto Sales801 S. Main St. 574-825-5441Providing you with 29 years of locally owned sales and service of quality pre-owned cars,trucks and vans. Financing available.
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Ace Hardware103 Crystal Heights Blvd. 574-825-7011Your helpful hardware, offering paint, housewares, power tools, propane, lumber,lawn/garden, plumbing, electrical, RV supplies, nuts, bolts & friendly service.
Cargo Plus Sales511 N. Main St. (S.R. 13) 574-825-0900
www.cargo-plus.comTrailers — enclosed, car haulers, landscape, dump, construction and trailer accessories.Camping supplies, golf carts, Paddle King pontoon. Contact Steve, [email protected].
Chalet Party Shoppe309 N. Main St. 574-825-9138
www.chaletwines.comExtensive selection and a friendly, knowledgeable staff are just two reasons why we areElkhart County’s premier adult beverage retailer.
Chupp’s Herbs108 S. Main St. 574-825-1405We have a variety of all natural herbal supplements. Multivitamins, teas, essential oilsand more. Quality. Service. Value.
The Cinnamon Stick102 S. Main St. 574-825-7725
[email protected]/FacebookA quaint boutique for women. You’ll find unique and fashionable treasures in our his-toric building. Free gift-wrapping!
D & M Sales, LLC13487 CR 22 VM 574-825-9024Our commitment: Your satisfaction is our goal! Horse & pony shelters, pony carts &wagons, Plywood & Luan, FRP Panels and paneling.
Dutch Country MarketFrom downtown Middlebury, go east on Warren St. (CR 16) 1 mile, 574-825-3594or go 5 1/2 mi. west of Shipshewana on Middlebury St. (CR 250N). Homemade noodles made on site. Live honeybees, pure honey products. Glass jarcanned fruits, veggies, jams, salsas. Jumbo Jelly beans.
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Fork’s County Line Stores508 E. Warren St. 574-825-5896Unordinary foods. Brand names, generic prices. Bulk baking supplies.
Gohn Brothers105 S. Main St. 574-825-2400 800-595-0031
www.gohnbrothers.comOver 110-year-old family owned store still making Amish and plain clothing. Check outour fabrics, notions, quilting supplies, yarn, oilcloth, Woolrich, Dickies, and Redwingshoes.
Golden Star Furniture115 E. Warren St. 574-350-6426Handcrafted rustic style furniture & decor. Hall trees, lamps, BR suites, bar stools,benches, walking sticks. M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Guggisberg Deutsch Kase Haus11275 W 250 N 574-825-9511
www.babyswiss.comView world-champion cheeses being made at our country store between Middlebury andShipshewana on W 250 N. Open 8am-5pm Mon.-Sat.
Harding’s Friendly Markets510 S. Main St. 574-825-5722
www.hardings.comYour local food & pharmacy marketplace. Open 7 a.m.-9 p.m. seven days a week!
Laura’s Fabrics55140 CR 43 VM 574-825-3787 ext. 1Quilt blocks and pillow cases for embroidery, sewing notions, footwear, sewing & quiltfabrics, Heritage Lace, baby items, toys & gifts.
The Market Place of Middlebury511 S. Main St. (S.R. 13) 574-825-4001
www.themarketplaceofmiddlebury.comAntiques, collectibles, primitives, local handmade items, cast iron, coke items, & manyAmish made items. Café open for breakfast and lunch. M-F 6am-5pm, Sat. 6am-4pm.
Old Creamery Antiques 333 N. Main St. 574-358-0188We have furniture and glassware. Fishing, books and toy collectibles. Filling stationitems, pedal cars, automotive and primitives. Open M-Sa 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sundays 1-5 p.m.
Old Hoosier Meats and Cheese101 Wayne St. 574-825-2940Offering a full-service meat counter, smoked meats, specialty foods, and grilling supplies.Located in the original, historical Middlebury gymnasium. T,W 9-5; Th, Fr 9-6; Sat 8-2
Otto’s Coal Yard & Stoves10435W 50N 260-768-4977In business since 1982. Full line of stoves, boilers, fireplaces, furnaces and pellet stoves.Lopi, Pacific Energy, Harman, D&S.
Pumpkin Patch Market, Inc.10532 U.S. 20 574-825-3312Locally made furniture from bedroom, dining room & entertainment centers, to children’s playsets & Poly lawn furniture. Seasonal produce market.
Pumpkinvine Cyclery420 N. Main St. 574-825-2252
www.pumpkinvinecyclery.comRentals – repair – new bikes – recumbent trikes – fit services.
Pumpkinvine Quilting500 Spring Valley Rd. 574-825-1151
www.pumpkinvinequilting.com"Here to service all your quilting dreams.” Sewing & Embroidery Machines, QuiltingFabrics, Books & Patterns. Custom Quilting w/ Computerized Gammill Statler Stitcher.Sewing machine service and repairs. Hours M, W, Th, F 10-5:30; T 10-8; Sa 9-3
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The Quilt Shop240 U.S. 20 574-825-9471 x 300 800-455-9471 x 300
www.EssenhausQuiltShop.comLocally made Amish quilts and home accents. Custom orders welcomed. Full line quiltstore. Demonstration of Locker Hooking and Quilt Magic.
Varns And Hoover Hardware101 S. Main St. 574-825-2705
www.varnsandhoover.comOld-fashioned hardware with a wonderful selection of gift items. Serving the communitysince 1886.
Westedge Variety11855W 050N 574-825-5378Groceries and more. Brown & white Sunbeam bread, wedding gifts and cookware sets,canning jars and lids, boxed all occasion cards. M,Tu,Thu,Fri 8-4:30; Sa 8-2; closedWed. & Sun.
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General Store103 Crystal Heights Blvd. 574-825-9146Nostalgic toys fill shelves. Sock monkeys, marbles, push toys, board games. “Penny”candy, vintage soda pop, hundreds of popcorn flavors.
Spiceberry Vine108 S. Main St. 574-825-1405Home decor, hand woven rugs, candles, handmade soaps, gifts & wall words. Hours:M-F 9am-5pm, Sat. 9am-2pm.
The Tulip Tree103 Crystal Heights Blvd. 574-825-9146A shopping discovery & a cup of tea await you. Charming gifts, home decor, fashionaccessories, clothing, pottery, linens, gourmet foods, candles & more!
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Elite Kitchens13754 SR 4, Goshen 574-825-9724Fine cabinetry and woodworking located within Legacy Home Furniture Showroom.Owner – Timothy Schlabach.
Golden Star Furniture115 E. Warren St. 574-350-6426Handcrafted rustic style furniture & decor. Hall trees, lamps, BR suites, bar stools,benches, walking sticks. M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Heritage Wood Designs, LLC13320 CR 28 574-825-4700Custom crafted kitchen and bath cabinets, serving northern Indiana and surroundingstates since 1999. Call us for your next project.
Legacy Home Furniture108 S. Main St. 574-825-1902Handcrafted solid oak, cherry, maple furniture built by local craftsmen. Come, discoverthe value! Mon.-Fri. 9 am-5 pm; Sat. 9 am-4 pm.
Manasses Henry Furniture CompanyPO Box 609 574-825-1185www.ahfurniture.com 800-870-2524
Email: [email protected] furniture. Each piece built with care by Amish craftsmen. Bench-built solid lum-ber furniture with hand-rubbed oil finishes.
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Pumpkin Patch Market, Inc.Pumpkin Patch Market, Inc.Dinette Sets • Plasma Cabinets • Bedroom Suites
Office Furniture • Children’s Furniture • Pictures & Accessories
M-Sat. 9-5574-825-331210532 US 20,Middlebury, IN
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Full Line Of “Poly” Patio & Lawn Furniture, Vinyl Playsets, Pergolas, Pavilions, Garden Sheds
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Middlebury KOACampground Close to:
RV Sales, Service & OutletsAmish Restaurants and Cheese FactoryAmish Visitor CenterAmish AcresDas Dutchman EssenhausExcellent FishingNotre DameShipshewana Flea Market & Auction
52867 State Road 13Middlebury, IN 46540
(574) 825-5932Resv: (800) 562-5892
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Truck & Car Accessories • Nerf Bars – Tonneau CoversNEW TAKE OFF PARTS: Beds • Seats • Tire & Wheels
Bumpers • Mirrors • Patch Panels • Southern Used Beds
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