Paul Fowler is a husband, father, grandfather, restorer, collector, beekeeper, breeder, business owner, NRA Training Counselor, youth mentor, and storyteller with a deep love for faith, family, history, responsible instruction, and things built to last. Raised on the farm, Paul learned early that life rewards patience, hard work, humility, and the willingness to dust yourself off and get back in the saddle. His life’s work is rooted in a simple but powerful belief: what is meaningful should be preserved, strengthened, taught with care, shared, and passed on.
At the center of Paul’s world is the Jumanji Farmhouse, a historic family homestead where restoration is more than construction—it is an act of honoring the past while building something lasting for future generations. Every board repaired, every antique saved, every machine brought back to life, and every story shared reflects Paul’s appreciation for craftsmanship, heritage, hard work, and home.
Paul’s passions reach across many corners of country life and preservation. Through National Road Antiques, he curates primitive, rustic, historic, and mid-century pieces that carry the character of earlier generations. Through Paul Farms Honey, he works with bees and the land to produce pure local honey. Through Fowler’s Welsh Terriers, he helps raise healthy, spirited companions from a breed he deeply admires. And through his love of vintage iron, including classic John Deere tractors and rugged old machinery, he celebrates the tools and vehicles that shaped the way people lived, worked, and built America.
Paul is also the owner of Yes! Print, Copy ’n More, a commercial printing, signs, shipping, and marketing business serving customers with practical solutions and dependable service. Whether in business, on the farm, in the shop, or behind the camera, Paul brings the same steady approach: do honest work, care about the details, and leave things better than you found them.
His faith as a Latter-day Saint is the foundation beneath it all. Paul believes family is eternal, service matters, and strong values are best taught by example. As a youth leader, mentor, and NRA Training Counselor, he brings a steady, encouraging approach to training—helping young people develop confidence, responsibility, discipline, respect, safety-minded judgment, resilience, and the character to stand back up when life knocks them down.
Through paul-fowler.com and the Jumanji Historic Farmhouse YouTube channel, Paul invites others into the journey—restoring an old home, preserving antiques, working with bees, raising Welsh Terriers, collecting vintage machinery, sharing family moments, and documenting the lessons learned along the way.
More than anything, Paul Fowler’s story is about preserving what matters: faith, family, heritage, honest work, and the quiet beauty of a life built with purpose. His hope is that every project, every story, and every restored piece will encourage others to slow down, remember where they came from, and create something lasting of their own.