Made In USA

The Story Behind Lehman’s USA Made Products

Lehman's July 7, 2025

At Lehman’s, “USA made” isn’t just a label—it’s a legacy. From the rolling hills of Ohio’s Amish Country to homes across America, we’ve

The Made in the USA Holiday Gift Guide

Destiny Hagest November 8, 2017

Looking for gifts made in the USA? Lehman’s has a wide selection and with the help of blogger Destiny, you’ll find the top picks for all ages!

Soothing, Natural Skin Care, Straight From the Farm

Sarah Nussbaum August 16, 2017

Life … the way it used to be. Sounds pretty great, doesn’t it? This is the core value of 1818 Farms, a family-run business/educational farm in rural Alabama.

6 Unique Wedding or Shower Gifts

Sarah Nussbaum May 31, 2017

Give a wedding gift that goes way beyond the big box registries – one that will be used and cherished for years to come! Here are our favorite creative ideas.

Hearthstone Stoves: Long-Lasting, Ultra-Reliable Heat (And Beauty, Too)

Galen Lehman December 16, 2016

Over my 40 years at Lehman’s, hundreds of customers have shared how much they revel in the beauty, bask in the comfortable heat, and trust the amazing durability of their Hearthstone stove.

Amish Family Brings Iconic Axes Back to the USA

Karen Johnson November 23, 2016

“Each axe is forged and finished in America. Right here, we finish the heads, temper them and sharpen them, so they’re ready to go as soon as you take the leather cover off the blade.”

Rest Assured: USA-Made Still Matters To Us

Galen Lehman November 10, 2016

Do you care if it’s USA-made? Would you pay more to get something that is USA-made?

Making Amish Wall Mops is a Family Affair

admin April 22, 2016

On their pristine homestead, an Amish couple and some hardworking helpers make our durable wall mops – one of our most popular items and hard to find outside our area.

Helping Amish Farmers Preserve A Way of Life

Sarah Nussbaum September 7, 2015

More and more Amish are forced to work “off the farm” or move away with their families in search of their livelihood. But a local organic Amish co-op sees change on the horizon – great change.