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On the Backroad to Heaven
Old Order Hutterites, Mennonites, Amish, and Brethren
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Donald B. Kraybill and Carl Desportes Bowman
Center Books in Anabaptist Studies
$18.95 paperback
978-0-8018-7089-7 (20 ctn qty)
2002 352 pp. 19 line drawings and 53 halftones
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$58.00 hardcover
978-0-8018-6565-7 (22 ctn qty)
2001 352 pp. 19 line drawings and 53 halftones
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Photos
Amish children are typically dressed like their parents.
An Amish couple travel on a backroad of Pennsylvania.
The color of Amish carriages — white, yellow, gray, and black — varies in different parts of the country.
An Amish farmer travels on a back country road.
Two Amish boys assist with the pumpkin harvest.
Old Order Amish and Mennonites bring produce on wagons and trucks to a local vegetable auction.
Old Order Mennonite women riding to Sunday services follow horse-drawn carriages.
Old Order Mennonite carriages lined up in a carrige house beside a Mennonite meetinghouse during Sunday morning services.
Hutterite colonists use modern farm equipment to harvest grain on large prarie farms.
A Hutterite farmer with a state-of-the-art haybine owned by the Hutterite colony.
Hutteritres clean chickens to prepare them to sell in a local urban market.
Hutterite children dressed in traditional Hutterite style.
Two Hutterite men relax in front of their apartment in a Hutterite colony.
A Hutterite family celebrates a birthday; most meals are eaten in the colony hall.
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