2024年6月27日 · New York is a state which most people do not immediately connect with the Amish. But today over 23,000 Amish live in New York (2024), in 58 settlements and over 175 church districts. The Empire State first saw Amish settlers in 1831, and has had a significant Amish presence since the 1970s.

2025年1月22日 · There is even a community of "brown buggy" Amish that live near Cuba, New York. This is an offshoot of the New Wilmington, Pennsylvania Amish community. 🗽 The Amish in New York City. Of course, no Amish live in New York City, but it is a popular tourist stop for the Amish. Favorite places to visit include the Statue of Liberty, the Empire ...

2022年12月1日 · The New York Amish Trail explores the Amish in the Enchanted Mountains of Cattaraugus County and the town of Leon - the largest Old Order Amish community in the United States. Around three-quarters of the population of Leon is Amish.

2012年8月8日 · In New York Amish, Karen Johnson-Weiner writes that Amish migration to the area began in 1986, Reader Darlene paid a recent visit to Amish near Stone Arabia, New York (Montgomery County). This is in the Mohawk Valley area of the state, near the Adirondack Mountains, and in the vicinity of the town of Fort Plain.

2024年12月27日 · There are approximately 1,475 Amish living in the area. Romulus and Ovid are located in Seneca County. The Amish population is around 1,065. Conewango, which was founded in 1949, is the oldest Amish settlement in the state of New York. It is located in Cattaraugus County. Around 2,700 Amish are living there.

2023年3月17日 · Did you know that New York has the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country? One small Mennonite and Amish town in New York where you can immerse yourself in this distinctive culture is Penn Yan. Here, you'll get a first-hand introduction to Amish culture and discover plenty of things to do in Penn Yan, New York. If you're ...

2024年12月28日 · Romulus and Ovid, two vibrant towns, can be found in Seneca County. These charming communities are home to a thriving Amish population, with approximately 1,065 individuals residing here. Conewango Valley. Conewango, the oldest Amish settlement in the state of New York, was established in 1949.

2012年12月27日 · St Lawrence County in New York, home to a large Amish settlement. One of the destination communities for families in the distintegrating settlement was said to be the Swartzentruber outpost in St. Lawrence County, New York, part of the state’s “North Country”.

Take a drive through Amish country, step back in time and enjoy the simpler things in life along New York's Amish Trail. Custom tours are available through The Leon Historical Society Museum for more information contact: An online map is available for you to view, filter and search the shops along New York's Amish Trail.

We had a rare opportunity to visit two Amish farms in the Finger Lakes of NY. In return, we gave the Amish a tour of our own buggy!