Inside a 32,000 sq ft Homestead Store

Step inside Lehman's, a 32,000 square foot off-grid homesteading store in Ohio's Amish Country. We have everything for every kind of homesteader, from the serious, to the curious.
Not able to visit our store in Kidron, OH? Visit our top rated website at www.lehmans.com/

[@jonnyj2b]

Great store! I went there two times when I was working in the area in 2017. Both times, I spent two hours inside, lol. Y'all have everything and more. I'll get back one day when I build my cabin in East Tennessee...

[@HOSTILEMGTOW]

I wish I could like this video a thousand times 😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536]

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[@RidgidRon]

See you in 2025

[@wesbrackmanthercenthusiast4695]

I sent my family to get me a replacement dietz no8 lantern to retire my worn one, while I was taking blacksmithing lessons at roscoe village not only was it not there, but the fam said that the store has really fallen from a homesteaders/Mennonites/Amish superstore for tools,equipment and supplies into a generic tourist trap selling stuff that doesn't align with what the founder intend the store to be ,i guess ill be talking around and finding hole in the wall Amish businesses instead of wasting my time the business should have stayed in the Lehmans family instead of the new management you guys are going to fail like the Sommers general store did because they stopped carrying general store stuff and started being a tourist trap ,yeah, tourist traps make big cash in good economic times,, but,,, are the first to fail in recessions when people stop buying unnecessary things, all i can say is it isn't too late to add a pole barn to keep the homesteading supplies in as a separate business for when the tourist trap fails because all my friends in the horse shows, steam engine clubs,and model train clubs agree that the writing is on the wall for the next great depression so even tho im optimistic things will get better i wouldn't be betting my farm on it

[@larrysmith6499]

I have been ordering from them for years. The quality of their products have decreased drastically over the years. Not what it use to be

[@wesbrackmanthercenthusiast4695]

@@larrysmith6499 Lehmans or dietz?

[@larrysmith6499]

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[@gidget8717]

​@@wesbrackmanthercenthusiast4695everything coming out of China has quality control problems these days. Its hit and miss. I ordered two of the same dietz lanterns, (from their own website) they arrived separately, they weren't the same shade of red. 🥴

[@FILIPFROMSALMO]

If i ever visit, I would need a truck to bring home all the stuff I would buy