Preserving the heritage and culture of the Illinois Amish.
The 1865 Moses Yoder House, Yoder Workshop, Miller Amish German School,& Grandma’s Garden
The 1865 Moses Yoder House (left above) is the oldest Amish House in Illinois. It and the Schrock House had been in storage behind Yoder's Kitchen for over 15 years. On September 20, 2016, both the Yoder and Schrock houses were moved to the new Illinois Amish Heritage Center. The Yoder house was moved a short distance by a team of eight Amish Horses.
Grossmudder’s Gaarde or Grandmother’s Garden
The 1882 Daniel Schrock house.
The ca 1900 Miller Amish School
The Hershberger-Miller Barn
Horses pulling the Moses Yoder house on Sept. 20, 2016
2024 Schedule and Events.
Sheep to Yarn to quilts - May 4, 2024
Steam Threshing Show - August 2-3, 2024
Open Saturdays, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., May - Oct.
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Conceptual Plan
The Illinois Amish Heritage Center is located on a 7-acre Living History Farm three miles east of Arthur, IL. A 10,000-sq.-ft. Amish Museum will be built in 2025-26 that will contain a permanent exhibition on the history of Anabaptism, the migration of the Amish in the 18th Century, and the founding of the Arthur Amish settlement in 1865 as well as Amish heritage and culture."