Two of which are located in Holmes and Geauga Counties. In Ashland a new settlment was formed out of Holmes and Wayne Counties. You can see Amish around Ashland shopping at Wal-mart or eating at McDonalds.
Many stores have places for their horses to be tied-up.
Many of the other times while driving, I have come upon their horse and buggies. In Ashland, you can view some of their homes on St Rt. You can recognize Amish homes by their windmills they use for power, wooden signs by the road advertising goods for sale, plainness of their homes, and during the summertime clothes hanging out on the line drying in the sun. They are not given religious duties during childhood since they do not become a member until they are baptized at age 18. Many attend local one room schoolhouses where they learn reading, writing, and arithmetic.