Welcome to the village of Mount Victory, Ohio – the friendly antique town! With over 12 unique antique & craft shops, Mount Victory is the perfect day trip. Shop the afternoon away at over 14 antique & craft shops all within easy walking distance of our Main & Taylor Street business block. Grab a bite to eat at Go-Fer Pizza, lunch or dinner at The Plaza Inn Restaurant and dessert at The Belly Acre.

Mount Victory has acquired a reputation as an antique and craft shopping destination – come see why! Some shops open in the week and most all open on the weekend.
Shop Directory

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Old Order Amish around Mount Victory and within Hardin County:
Take a slow driving tour through Hardin County’s beautiful countryside and discovering the many handcrafted homemade products offered by the Old Order Amish Community. Taking a leisurely drive through the back roads of Hardin County is a great way to fully appreciate the lifestyle of our Old Order Amish Hardin County residents.

Hardin County Alliance Old Order Amish Community »

Some of the Amish households, families sell fresh country eggs, or hand-crafted quilts and furniture. Stopping for purchase is a nice way to exchange a few pleasantries with folks whose lives are built around a pious love of God and compassion for their fellow men and women. Traveling through the Hardin County Amish Country community puts visitors in a simpler state of mind. And if you ask our Amish brethren, they’ll tell you simplicity is one of the greatest gifts of all.

Amish Country is generally located between routes 309 and 31, Southeast of Kenton and North of Mt. Victory.
More information about the local Amish community »

Hardin County has an ever-growing list of farm fresh products grown & raised using organic principles for people who are looking to return to the basics of food preparation and restaurants seeking the freshest products for their menus.
Local Foods Directory
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source: Kenton Times Sept 2011
MV Tree Committee Offers Memorial Trees
Dallas Parthemore of Mount Victory has given a donation to a tree fund in memory of his wife, Sandy. Various places around Mount Victory have been marked to receive a tree when funds are available. Anyone who would like to remember someone by giving  to this fund, may contact Joan Wagner, Treas. CDA, 19468 Elliott  Lane, Mt. Victory.

Trees cost about $60 and up, depending on the species.  Donations can be received at any time of the year. Medium sized and large trees are needed mostly, as ten large hazardous trees were removed recently.

The Tree Committee is striving to have a variety and has an over abundance of maple and crabapple trees. Members of the Tree Commission have done various soil quality tests and have  marked the tree inventory accordingly. This village committee  will determine where donated trees are planted and which species can be  planted in the tree lawn. They can give the donors three or four  kinds of trees to choose from if desired.

A special way to recognize donor generosity is being worked out. More information is available by calling Barb Snyder at 937-354-2140 or Peggy Harrison at 937-354-3334.

For donations in honor or memory of someone in the service, a dog tag with information on it can hang from the tree you have donated in their memory or in recognition of their service. A form to fill out for this will be at the Post Office.