Nestled in the mountains of Western Maryland, The House of Yoder is a living history museum.  The House of Yoder, Inc,, a non-profit corporation, was formed in 1995 by members of the Yoder family determined to promote awareness and appreciation of the Yoder heritage from Europe and the United States.  The purposes are stated in our constitution. 
   Our major project has been the construction of The House of Yoder, located in the Spruce Forest Artisan Village in Grantsville, Maryland.  The house is modeled after the homes built in the  mid-1700s by Yoder immigrants from Switzerland.
   Inside The House of Yoder, you can view an excellent presentation of Yoder history in Europe, view our large collection of period artifacts and research or contribute to European Yoder genealogy which is stored in the Genealoy Lab on the second floor.
   The House is open to visitors from the last week in May until the last week in October. "Hosts" show the visitors through The House.   A fully equiped apartment, for use by our hosts,  is in the lower level of The House. 
   You're very welcome to come visit us! We are located at 177 Casselman Road (Alternate Route 40), Grantsville, MD 21536