The horse-and-buggy driving Mennonites, who also speak Pennsylvania German, are often confused with the Amish. Unlike the Amish, Mennonite men do not wear beards. The fabrics worn by traditional ...

Trotting down the streets of many Ohio and Pennsylvania towns are horses attached to buggies ... some older Mennonites don't have long beards like the Amish or ex-Amish do. Mennonites are often ...

They don't wear mustaches and generally wait until after marriage to grow beards. Women wear ... from intruding into the home. The Amish primarily travel by horse and buggy. While they're not ...

Many declined to do so on religious grounds. As a result, the Amish may use reflective silver or white tape on their horse-drawn carriages and buggies. Note: This article was updated at 10:24 a.m ...

Amish horse-drawn buggies can be found on roadways in many parts of Kentucky. Here’s how to safely share the road with one. Alex Slitz 2021 staff file photo A rear-end collision in Breckinridge ...