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Sauder Village #7


This is the inside of the Witmer-Roth home here in Sauder Village.  This is down in the kitchen which was on the lower floor and most likely where the family would spend most of their time.


It is the original home of Anna Sauder Witmer-Roth @1844.  This is the outside of the home.  It is Building #24.


This is the original home of Jacob and Barbara Eicher who arrived in Fulton county in the 1850's.  About the same time as the railroad was making travel easier.


The outside of the Eicher home.  It is Building #25 in the village.


This is the Jail built in the 1860s.  It housed some of Northwest Ohio's lawbreakers long ago.  It is Building #33.


Farm animals that live at Sauder Village.


Snow is covering the ground right now but spring will be here soon.


Make a visit to the village this summer!
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