Middlefield Ohio Amish Community is the 4th Largest
We are in Middlefield ohio, the center of the fourth largest amish settlement in the world. There are over 26,000 amish inhabitants that call Geauga County home. The center of Geauga County's amish community is Middlefield, but then they also live in Parkman, Ohio Burton, Ohio Huntsburg, Ohio Claridon, Ohio, and Montville ohio. the Geauga County, ohio amish community, is so massive that it spills over in the neighboring counties as well. You can find evidence of this in Trumbull, Portage, and Ashtabula Counties. In this video, we will be exploring as many aspects as we could of Geauga county, amish community. You'll get to experience the amish horse and buggy up close, Their way of life, their traditions, their culture, their dress style, their businesses and more. #amish #culture #ohio

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