OUR STORY - For many years Jeff and Mary Snavely traveled to Berlin, OH attracted by the Arts and Crafts of the Amish Community. As Jeff's retirement from the Government drew near, he decided to produce crafts for trade at local shows throughout Southern Maryland. Slowly Jeff and Mary began to integrate the Amish tradition and began to bring the Amish Craftsmanship into your home. Our business began in the basement of our home, and over the years has grown into a store front located on the corners of Rt. 235 and Clarks Landing Rd. This location has afforded us the opportunity to provide larger inventory, greater selection, and better services to our community. Because of Jeff and Mary's expeditions, we can offer you the Amish traditions of handcrafted solid wood furniture.OUR MISSION at Amish Heirloom Furniture is to provide the highest quality furniture while retaining the Amish Craftsmanship and heritage tailored for today's style.
WHERE DO WE GET OUR FURNITURE? We travel to the heart land of Ohio and the Pennsylvania Dutch in order to bring you the finest handcrafted furniture made by the Amish. Our travels take us to Amish vendors throughout Holmes County Ohio and Lancaster Pennsylvania.
Our Amish furniture is handcrafted from solid wood, reflecting the craftsmanship of eras past. This is furniture worthy of being handed down from generation to generation.
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| Amish Heirloom Furniture 23905 Mervell Dean Rd Hollywood, MD 20636 Tel: 301-373-7292 Fax: 301-373-3177 Our Hours Our Showroom hours are Tuesday through Saturday 10:00 to 5:00. We are closed Sunday and Monday. Driving Directions From Charles county; Waldorf points south. Rt 5 south to Rt 235 South. Follow to Hollywood MD. Located on the corner of Rt 235 North, Clarks Landing Rd, & Mervell Dean Rd. From Calvert county; Prince Frederick points south; Rt 4 to Rt 235 in St. Mary's County. North on Rt 235 to Hollywood MD. Located on the corner of Rt 235 North, Clarks Landing Rd, & Mervell Dean Rd Map It To Our Location :. | |
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