HOw To LEHMANS NON ELECTRIC


Several of you asked about the wall mounted oil lamps we had in the dining room POST the other day.  I purchased them here at Lehman's.
Other than a seed catalog, it's one of my favorite catalogs to dream with. 

I think at one time or another, we've wanted to buy most of everything in there, ha.  They call themselves the non electric catalog because everything they have is, well, non electric.  It's got a whole range of items, from lighting (of course) in the form of oil lamps and candles and related accessories, home goods, garden, outdoors, tools, to emergency essentials, books, and even food.

Lehman's Storefront, image courtesy of touringohio.com
They actually started in 1955 to serve the Amish community in Ohio in which they are located.  Today, they are the worlds largest seller of historical tech.  I'm sure there are those you who are actually lucky enough to live near it and have visited it.  Anyone been?  That's on our bucket list of places to visit someday (along with taking a tour through the Amish country). 

By the way, not getting anything from Lehman's for this shout out, just a fan! 

 Off to buy wood on this cold day so that tomorrow I can start building the remaining raised beds before the next wave of cold weather comes.  Hope you are having a good (and warm) weekend.

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