Guggisberg Cheese Shop has a very nice selection of delicious cheeses, made on site in their cheese kitchen. Nice stop on route 557 on the way to Charm, Ohio. The ladies working the cheese boards will let you try as many cheeses as you want. We bought four cheeses including Baby Swiss, Vintage Select Emmental, Pepper Jack, and Thunder Jack. Highly recommend all 4 of these!

Great stop! Huge selection of healthy mums and pumpkins. Bakery counter line was long. Lots of offerings in the store such as soup starters, noodles, spices, fresh produce. Peach Cider slushy was surprisingly good. Separate building with wood and leather products. Worthwhile stop.

Very cool and unique experience! We brought our 10 & 13 year old boys and they had so much fun. I saw a previous review about the "vicious" dog. My kids LOVED the dog (Phoebe) and she was quite entertaining. Very friendly! You get to your 2 houses and the tour guide is very informative. We learned a lot! The barn was great if you like animals. The sheep are so sweet! The horse & buggy was fun and just something everyone should do at least once. Our drivers name was Murph, he was so sweet and our boys loved him. The schoolhouse was so so, but I'd still look at if it's your first time. They have bathrooms and picnic tables on the property. They also have a bakery and small gift shop.

This was, clearly, one of the highlights of our week in Holmes County. A very impressive gem, and to learn it was basically renovated and restored by volunteer teams is just remarkable. The grounds alone are stunning. You're given a brief description of the history of the house when you arrive, but it's a self-guided tour from that point. There were posted descriptions throughout the house, but volunteer staff (two were there the day we visited) are happy to answer additional questions. The interior is stunning and each room is staged to maximum effect. Very little of the furniture or props are original to the home, but that actually works to a benefit. For decades the home was neglected and only a couple rooms even used. It later became a sanitarium for the mentally ill. It wasn't necessarily "view worthy", as you'd imagine. The result is an accumulation of beautiful vintage items in each room that create a kind of regional museum beyond the house itself. They could also then use non-descript rooms to recreate fantasy spaces that reflected the times and local community, such as a doctor's office, mail room, sports/baseball dugout, military room, etc. On the third floor, you can watch a video with "before" and "after" footage and commentary on the home's restoration project. Really phenomenal! We did not see the separate glass museum, but one area of the house did have a couple of samples on display.

This part of the trail will be paved in the near future when funds are available. A new bridge over Black Creek North of OH 520 will need to be built.

This was, clearly, one of the highlights of our week in Holmes County. A very impressive gem, and to learn it was basically renovated and restored by volunteer teams is just remarkable. The grounds alone are stunning. You're given a brief description of the history of the house when you arrive, but it's a self-guided tour from that point. There were posted descriptions throughout the house, but volunteer staff (two were there the day we visited) are happy to answer additional questions. The interior is stunning and each room is staged to maximum effect. Very little of the furniture or props are original to the home, but that actually works to a benefit. For decades the home was neglected and only a couple rooms even used. It later became a sanitarium for the mentally ill. It wasn't necessarily "view worthy", as you'd imagine. The result is an accumulation of beautiful vintage items in each room that create a kind of regional museum beyond the house itself. They could also then use non-descript rooms to recreate fantasy spaces that reflected the times and local community, such as a doctor's office, mail room, sports/baseball dugout, military room, etc. On the third floor, you can watch a video with "before" and "after" footage and commentary on the home's restoration project. Really phenomenal! We did not see the separate glass museum, but one area of the house did have a couple of samples on display.

Sooooo many jewels, gems, lovely furniture, and everything in between!! We spent an hour and probably could have spent more!! Each floor had cool stuff to check out... gentlemen at the store front was friendly and hospitable! Would definitely recommend 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

We stopped here as we were seeing the sites on Ohio. It is very beautiful architecture, and the area around the building is well kept. However, we were not able to go inside as we arrived on a Saturday. I would love to see the inside. Fortunately, we showed up and got to experience a small art festival with a car show. The father in law really likes old cars, so this was a big win. Hope to come back during the week to tour the inside.

The new owners are really trying hard to improve the place and it shows. Looking forward to the next time I can visit!

Although some of the items are rather high-priced, there's something for almost everyone in the store. The best part of shopping here is that the owner will look out for anything that you want if you tell her what you're looking for. I am a railroad antique collector, and I found a rare lantern with a blue globe that I immediately bought to add to my collection.