Just want to start out by saying I am surprised by the amount this video has taken off. To answer some of the comments and give the back story. First off this isn't a new building. This building was previously used as a tin shop I think it was built around 2015. That family decided to move another part of the country 4 or 5 years ago. This building has been sitting empty ever since. The new owner of the property decided he was going to demolish the building. A neighbor was going to build a new leather harness shop, basically anything involving leather. Yes, I have joked with him about anything to do with leather :) He purchased the building, with the intent to move it. Why waste the building when it's in great shape is what he told me. Also, it was faster to move the building then take it down and rebuild it in the new location, only took 20 minutes to carry it to new location. Think he spent a few by himself making sure the Sonotubes where in the correct spot to set the building down on and adding braces to inside of building to keep the walls from moving while lifting. We are guessing there are roughly 140-150 people lifting the building. Best guess they were lifting between 50 to 75lbs (22 to 35 kgs), hard to tell walking that distance with a building in your arms. At the end of the video, you can count them leaving the building just haven't taken the time to count. Some have asked why not use wheels. Mostly it was because of time. The amount of dirt that would have needed to be moved to get wheels through two ditches, plus the 180 turn at the end with limited space. It had to go down slightly to miss the power lines crossing onto the dirt road. Then the number one reason was you don't need overweight or over width permits if you just carry it🤷‍♂🤣 Yes, I asked about filming this, they wanted to see it afterwards as well. I have lots of videos with the Amish I should post more, or at least a short of the limo they arrived in. Total cost of moving it was a lot of coffee, a bunch of sheet pizzas, and a volleyball net to play volleyball afterwards. As for the haircuts I have nothing, let's just say the hair looks better with straw hats on. Thanks for watching!

shop lifters when they see a shop :

Bro if Amish and hispanics worked together, they could build a whole city in 1 day 💀

Imagine getting robbed by amish people and your whole house is just straight up gone when you come back

The Amish....Lovely people, terrible haircuts !! Amazingly industrious people though. They came and renovated my home, rebuilt the roof, built new furniture from local timber, and lifted the house 6 feet to the left. Which is all very wonderful, but I live in Scotland and never asked them to do any of this !!

So, the Amish all seem amazed at the technology of the drone. But everyone else watching this video is amazed at their incredible teamwork. Wouldn't it be nice if the whole world worked together like this?

I like how they can have a casual conversation with eachother while carrying the building across as if it was nothing

These Amish folk have such a good attitude, all happy looking. Look like upstanding young men. God bless the Amish! Wish I lived near them so I could do business with them

Amish people are so amazing. Love the teamwork. We as a society need to learn from these people and duplicate there peacefully way of life

When I drove a truck, I used to love delivering to Amish communities. They were always super nice, offered food and coffee, and unloaded my truck by hand faster than most forklifts or cranes.

Large parts of our city were flooded years ago. Among the volunteers to gut homes for restoration were teams of Amish. They make EVERYONE else look lazy and disorganized in the way they work. And they were amazing people to work with and talk to. Most grateful for food and water. Cleaned up everything. Just good people.

The bowl cuts give them the power of ultimate strength!

Как хорошо и слажено они работают . Вижу они все родственники друг другу- это хорошо когда родственники помогают друг другу.

Perfect example of "many hands make light work". Always amazing to see how these communities come together for a task.

As a German it was really nice to hear them switch between their German dialect and English. They reminded me the first of May back in the Bavarian village I used to spend all my holidays and weekends, when the "may-tree" (old pagan tradition still in use in parts of Germany) would be set up with only the force of the men of the village. The atmosphere was exactly the same.

If this video was in instagram reels our comment section would be full of Minecraft Villagers Gifs 😂💀

Absolutely amazing. This is what life should be like. Working together to achieve what would otherwise be impossible. A lot to be learned by the Amish and their way of life.

6:40 how fast they get to work after the leader says "y'all ready" is insane

The guy at the front is like a rowing captain, directing slight course corrections as the rest of the team works together. This is so wonderful to see a whole community working together for the greater good.

Pizza Guy: “Uhhhhh yeah, I’m looking for a Jeremiah” *The sound of a hundred necks popping as they all turn around* All of them: “Yes?”

Wow, a job well done. This is beautiful picture of community and working together. I found it interesting how much freedom these Amish gave you with videoing the whole project.

Can’t even schedule my friends together to hang out. These people got together and moved a whole house 💀

As an American I think a community this connected is missing most. I hear the word “community” used all the time but THIS is definitely the greatest interpretation of it. I think that the lack of a community leads to bitterness, loneliness, depression, and narcissism; A “it’s all about me” culture.

What a amazing group of people,I wish the whole world was like these amazing people. I think they have it figured out about how people should live and treat each other.

I'm blown away, I cant help but think never piss of the amish they may not fight back directly but they may walk away with your house 😂, honestly awesome props to the amish 😁

It's interesting that the younger Amish people are progressively accepting small bits of technology and modern articles (like the sunglasses, and wanting to see the video afterwards). I don't blame them. You can live humbly and still take advantage of things that will mean getting help faster, or protecting from the sun, etc.

Aside from the fact that Amish people have been the most sincere and genuine people I’ve ever met in my life…. their haircuts are truly the stuff of legend as seen here in this video 😂

Now that was something else to see. The drone footage really helped you see how amazing this feat is.

I have always wondered how the medieval war machines were moved. Now I know they had a bunch of amish.

I wish we could all experience such a strong sense of community. Imagine getting up on a Saturday to go move a building with the boys! It looks like so much fun

Had an Amish family window business come and replace the windows in my house. They were very friendly and their craftsmanship was great.

Literally the epitome of "It takes a village". Amazing footage.

Amazing enough, but when y'all went over the PILE OF WOOD 😂 💪💪💪

I have never seen so many bowl cuts in one place! Impressive in soooo many ways!

The Amish: the power of community. Imagine if the whole world worked this way. 😳

Sometimes I'm amazed at how UKposts recommends videos like this. This video is amazing! It shows how people can team up together to move something that is really heavy. Granted this house is or warehouse or workshop is completely gutted other than the windows, the roof and the siding

I have had the pleasure of meeting a few Amish and a few Menonites: they are always kind, friendly and respectful. I knew a guy in college named David who was Amish (and identified with the comminity) but he had a passion for astronomy and astrophotgraphy. He actually had a laptop computer, a very nice Celestron 12" Schmitt-Cassagranian telescope and a really expensive CCD imager. I joked with him that I didn't think they used electricity let alone computers, and he replied to me that the Elders surprisingly did not frown on this particular vanity simply because they also enjoyed seeing some of "God's Other Works." I thought that was pretty cool! Anyways, great video!

I remember I once had to do a study on the Amish people. At first I thought the Amish people were a group of people that just reject the future even if it makes their lives easier. I was quickly proven wrong. They aren’t rejecting technology but they’re simply happier without it. They have built one of the strongest communities and I think we can all learn from the amish

The camera man has solid charisma, he’s got everyone laughing any time they’re taking a break. Seems like a group of really kind, genuine people.

Какие у вас прикольные прически 😄

I can't knock their way of life. They seem very happy. No social media and other nonsense like we all have today!

There was a barn that burned down years back at a local farmers market in St Jacobs, Ontario, the Amish had the barn re built for the following Saturday's market. Roughly 5 days, the barn was easily the size of an old time hockey rink, or even bigger, insane.

I just want to say, I love their haircuts! 😂❤

It would be amazing to be part of a community like that, I'm sure they have their issue too, but it's great to see so many people working together

As a life long carpenter ive always had nothing but respect for these people, Hard working People...

It’s amazing they let you film this. Typically they shun outsiders, and here you are participating in something like this. Thank you so much for posting this. Gotta love the Amish

This is what working together means in its purest definition. WOW. This is outstanding! Ain't no contracting company have this much dedication and craftsmanship as the Amish. No freaking way! 👏🏻 Kudos to raising real men. This is what America needs to do to the youth, create hard working individuals.

Just want to start out by saying im so impressed the video was very intresting brings back alot of fond memories from my childhood in the states

This is the blueprint for how to build a community, figuratively and literally. This kind of community is fractal and spirals out. The Amish are legends.

they are all so bright, funny and communicative. I remember my grandmother telling me that in their village, when someone got married, everyone built a new house for the newlyweds.

Truly amazing work and great teamwork I’m really impressed with the skills and the technique and good leadership and the safety involved in this process again really really great video.

These men & lads are incredible! I'm blown away! 👍🏆

I live in Ohio and I always thought it was so cool when you’d drive by and see 100 or more guys building a barn or a house and they’re just climbing all over it. It looks insane

When he said “hi Aaron” about 10-15 of them immediately looked back 😂 This is awesome. Wish I could experience it

"why don't we just take the town and push it to the left"- Patrick star

Love the Beatle haircuts! ❤

In the Philippines we call this Bayanihan it means a community coming together to helping eachother. The symbolism for bayanihan is exactly this, a group of men moving a house. I experienced this first hand when a group came to me and offered help when they saw me building a small hut in the land I just acquired. We all had a beer at the end of the day.

That was one of the coolest things I have seen!

The best part is all the laughter. ❤

Back around 2010 I was driving OTR. Delivered several times to Amish communities. They were always very nice. They would assemble quite the crowd to unload the trailer. Men, young men and even some young women all pitched in getting the trailer unloaded. Afterwards they always approached me and would ask lots of questions about my trip. Hungry for news and a description of how my drive out to them had gone. Kinda felt like I had stepped back in time. Like I was a traveler going west being pumped for news about what's going on in the world outside their community. Always pleasant dealing with these folks👍😺

This is what alot of people are missing in their lives a real sense of community and friendships not to mention a lot less artificial complications replaced with work that really matters in you everyday life a sense of accomplishments energizes the soul

Gotta admit - it's pretty amazing what your community can accomplish together with this level of discipline and commitment to each other. Completely absent in today's modern world. Everyone would be arguing about how much they're getting for the work.

I ❤ how much of an actual community the Amish is!! I'm a little shocked that you are using the technology to show it though! I'm an Amish supporter - my sheds and home repairs and fireplaces are built by Amish companies. I'd rather have my boys marry the female if such community. Alas, I have not.

One man can move a stone. Many may move a Mountain. This is the power of people working together. One Team. One Dream.

The Amish people and their determination is truly an impressive feat on its own. To see them be so cohesive as a group is also a humbling lesson for everyone else in modern society. Work together!

Das nenn ich mal Zusammenhalt und miteinander.....💪👍. Das gibt es heutzutage nur noch selten bis gar nicht😏. Tolles Video 👍👍 That's what I call sticking together and with each other.....💪👍. That rarely if ever happens these days 😏. Great video 👍👍

Imagine driving down the street and you just see a house walking taking up the entire road

6:44 i keep rewatching this part because i cant believe how fast they all started going again. they were all just chillin for a bit and then within a second the buildings moving

The older I get the more I respect their way of life

Какое милое чудо, эти общины) Где ещё вы увидите такую морально и физически здоровую молодежь? Кода в последним раз мы занимались ОБЩИМ ДЕЛОМ?

After seeing this, my thought is that the construction of Stonehenge, the Great Pyramids and the like were a joyful experience to build.

I've had many tables and cabinets made by Amish. Some of the finest wood craftsmanship I've seen.

It’s a bit amazing how easy a heavy lift can be with a few extra bodies. Worked as a HVAC tech and sometimes moving a big roof top AC units by manpower was 100x easier than calling in a crane. Get 6-8 guys out on the job and pick the sucker up and walk it where it needs to be. Not always can a crane reach that far out across a roof without bringing in an incredibly huge expensive crane.

Teamwork make the dreams work! Good stuff! 👍

Magnifique. La visualisation de la force humaine dans la même direction pour un projet.

Impressive building move. I have NO idea how this video ended up in suggested content but I'm thoroughly happy it did. Much respect to the Amish and great demonstration of teamwork and human power. Thank you one and all!

The power of teamwork, community and cooperation. There's a lot the world can learn from these guys.

This is a great memory to remember. I wish that I can be a part of it.

Out of all the different kinds and groups of people I've ever met, I've never had a single bad experience with any Amish and I've met a lot. They rock.

This is their gym and farm work. They even look like from the movie "Little House on the Prairie". That is why they live long and do not suffer from diseases. Admire and follow the example, because this is how people lived and enjoyed health and joy 100 years ago. Regards from Poland.

I went to an Amish village in Missouri once and it was the most wonderful place. Everyone was so kind, invited us in their homes to buy fudge and pies and it was so peaceful and quiet 🥰 and BEAUTIFUL!!

The craziest part is how well they work together. They are carrying a whole house with just their hands and it seems like for them it's everyday work.

"Seul on va plus vite, ensemble nous allons plus loin". Impossible d'avoir un meilleur exemple pour ce proverbe. 👏

Я почувствовал дух, молодость, сообщество, религиозность и запах пота. Мне понравилось.

I love the Amish people. I visit homes county Ohio several times a year. No competition just 1000% team work. No sports heroes or movie star heroes. They have it right. I love the video. Thank you

looking at them in my head plays music "sweeeeet hoooome Alabama"))

I grew up in a Amish community in Holmes County Ohio and this is something you don't see very often, glad you were able to get it on video and get the inside view of it

Видно в этом населённом пункте работает только один парикмахер и он стрижёт только в одном стиле.

Don’t need electricity for a decent haircut 🤣 super cool video tho! Lol

Вот что значит - вместе мы сила!!! Молодцы!!! Вы, ребята, точно выживите на Земле!!!

Я такое в гриффинах видел, где они дом много раз восстанавливали)

What an original workout session. 😅😅😅 🏋‍♂️💪😉

Amish are good folk, I delievered pizza to them and they were always the highest tippers. Now I know its sometimes hard for folks within the community but theyve always had my respect

Was born and lived in Pennsylvania for 15 years. Always was amazed by the Amish for there wonderful determination to work as one. Amish have been around for a long time and they never cease to amaze me.

There’s a Filipino equivalent of this and it is called “Bayanihan” which in tradition, it is men of the community volunteering to move a traditional house to a new location. But, it’s now known as good deeds or work done which unites the community as they cooperate to achieve a unified goals.

Это пример для всех, как надо жить. Один за всех и все за одного. Вместе всё преодолимо.

I'm a very independent person so I can't imagine being happy living the Amish lifestyle. That being said, I live in Pennsylvania and I've met some Amish folks. They are wonderful people and I admire their sense of dedication to their community. I grew up working ranches and sometimes bailing hay in the Texas panhandle. That's hard work. I recently stopped during a motorcycle ride to watch some Amish boys bailing hay with a horse-drawn bailer. It was powered only by the horses, with long belt drives, like you might see in pictures from the 1910's. I don't think anyone there was over 16 years old but those boys were getting after it. I bet any one of those boys are strong enough to strangle a bobcat. I have a lot of respect for the Amish.

The team work is honestly next level! I feel like we as people find any way possible to separate ourselves and differentiate ourselves from one another, but hearing the way they joke and laugh together is an amazing reminder that no matter how different we are, we are still so similar

Ima say im amazed !!! 👏🏾

Their hairdos got them looking like background characters in Shrek