Mt. Victory is a historic village in NW Ohio located in a landscape of rural farm fields and Old Order Amish. With 8 vintage, antique and craft shops on Main & Taylor Street, we’ve gained a reputation for unique finds – plan a daytrip today!
Mount Victory – where residents greet you with ‘hello’ on the street. Amish buggies clip clop through town, farmers trade stories at the truck stop, homemakers watch kids play in the park, remote workers enjoy not having to commute, shop owners greet each other on Main Street, kids hitch a ride with friends to practice, volunteer firemen respond to a neighbor’s crisis – this is a snapshot of our village.
Antiques & Crafts Shops
Mount Victory has a reputation as a destination for antique & craft shopping with 8 unique shops – almost all are within a easy 5 minute walk. VIEW LIST OF SHOPS »
Mt. Victory Memorial Day
Antique Car Show & Petroliana Swap
Antique & classic cars, displays of gas, oil & auto memorabilia for show and sale AND antique, vintage & craft shops open – MORE INFO»
Mt. Victory COMMUNITY YARD SALES
Memorial Day, May 25
Come explore & discover hidden treasures while connecting with friends and neighbors at the community yard sales!
Sign up TODAY for the Gravestone Guardian Workshop Sunday May 31
Learn techniques for: Cleaning historic markers, resetting & restoring broken markers with care – GET DETAILS & SIGN UP »
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