Lehman's

Lehman’s is truly a unique shopping experience where the past, the present and the future all meet in one store. A place where old-fashioned is always in fashion.

Lehman’s is 32,000 square feet of shopping amazement. The store includes four pre-civil war buildings with a Buggy Barn cinema. Museum-quality antiques line the walls. At the heart of it all, thousands of unique products you’ll be surprised are still made and available for sale.

Start by browsing through the oil lamps, handmade pottery, copper cookie cutters, wooden and tin toys, cast iron cookware, hand tools and retro refrigerators. There’s an outdoor furniture area featuring on one of Lehman’s newest items, wood burning pizza ovens. The large selection of wood-burning cook stoves showcased in the stove room will impress every shopper.

Lehman’s has a long history, starting in 1955, for serving local Amish communities and others that live without electricity in their homes. The founder, Jay Lehman, wants his store to be a dependable resource for those wishing to maintain their simple ways of life.

Today, Lehman’s sells its old-fashioned, non-electrical merchandise all over the world through catalogs and online. With sales all across the U.S. and the world, customers include Amish missionaries, survivalists, environmentalists, those living “off the grid” and those looking for a different kind of shopping experience. Set directors from Hollywood have been known to shop Lehman’s.

Looking for the tools to make your own sauerkraut, grind grain or can your own jams and jellies? Maybe you’re searching for clothing, books, natural goods and items made in the U.S.A.? Lehman’s has it all and more.