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Amish Economics: An Inside Look into Thirty Amish and Mennonite Entrepreneurs in Northeastern Ohio, Volume 1
By Peter Graham Dunn
Amish Economics gives an inside look into thirty Amish and Mennonite entrepreneurs in Northeastern Ohio. Stories and interviews were conducted and penned by Peter Graham Dunn, author and founder of P. Graham Dunn, a leading domestic manufacturer of home décor and gifts in Dalton, Ohio. Paperback book, 420 pages. Featured businesses in Volume 1 are:
This is the first in a series of books. The second book will be published in 2025!
For bulk or wholesale inquiries, please contact Peter Dunn at peter@pgrahamdunn.com or 330-464-5501.
ISBN: 9780983413134
PAGE COUNT: 420
SPECS: 5.25" W x 8.25" H x 1" D
FORMAT: Paperback
As an employee-owned company located in the heart of Ohio's Amish Country, P. Graham Dunn designs and handcrafts inspirational and sentiment-driven home décor and gifts that have provided encouragement, peace, and hope for over 46 years.
Our guiding principle is "Crafted to Inspire," and this is reflected in everything we do. From the décor we create to the interactions we have with one another, we seek to spark meaningful, lasting memories.
In 2019, P. Graham Dunn took on new ownership--it's employees! The company was sold by founders Peter and LeAnna Dunn to its employees in the form of an Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP). All 300+ employees were retained in the transition and eligible employees became owners. We are excited to continue the legacy Peter & Leanna began, and lead P. Graham Dunn into its next chapter! Click here to read more about the ESOP.
Our items are crafted right here at our facility in Dalton, Ohio, and we're always making more! This means we often have more items in stock than reported on our website.
To purchase bulk quantities of an item, simply use the "Ask a Question" form below, or email us at web@pgrahamdunn.com. We look forward to serving your needs!
I purchased this book for my parents, at their request - both natives of Wayne/Holmes County area and long time residents (although they haven't lived there in 45 years!). When I visited them this past weekend, Dad had already read the entire book and Mom was working her way through it. I also took the chance to read 3 chapters of it during my visit (Dutchman Hospitality, Boyd and Wurthmans, and Lehman's Hardware). Dad loved it and I really enjoyed the chapters that I read as well. I think I'll probably read the rest of it on subsequent visits.
Dad's quote was "I'm really looking forward to Volume 2!"
