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Amana Colonies 
Amana Villiage Street SceneDate: circa 1900
Notes:
Often used, this is still a great photo and really says a lot.
Unfortunately, people often use this as proof there were Amish in Amana. This couldn't
be further from the truth, especially if you consider the Amish taboo on photography.
Subject: Amana Colonies Photographer: unknown 
The village of AmanaDate: 1897
Notes:
The three adults in the picture are visitors to Amana and the
four girls in the wagon are Amana girls. In the background are several barns, including
an ox barn. It was not uncommon for "tourists" to visit the Amanas even in
the early days.Subject: Amana Colonies Photographer: unknown 
Amana CarpentersDate: circa 1920-1929
Notes:
This photograph features house carpenters shingling a roof in
the village of Amana with cedar shingles.
Subject: Amana Colonies Photographer: unknown The photographs above were contributed by the Amana Heritage Society. Photos and text provided by Angela Tjaden, Amana Heritage Society. 
Amana Woolen Mills PostcardDate: unkown |
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