The Rupert Simpson House, built in 1899.
The Main house.
The Coach House in back.
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We're including links to this page at The Lifetime Movies Wiki - An Amish Murder page, as that movie used this bldg. We appreciate your help location the filming locations. If you'd like to check out the page https://lifetimemovies.fandom.com/wiki/An_Amish_Murder
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