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Chosen number one German deli in Missouri by Food Network. Winner of 19 gold medals ( perfect scores ), 9 silver medals, (almost perfect scores ) and 3 bronze medals ( not almost perfect scores ) from the Wurst competition in Frankfurt, Germany.

We make 45 flavors of Bratwurst, 12 flavors of bacon, 10 flavors of Summer Sausage, 7 flavors of craft beer, 5 flavors of craft soda, and 2 flavors of craft wine. Also great pit smoked BBQ brisket, pulled pork, pork steaks, and ribs! Indoor/outdoor seating.

Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 9 to 2. Saturday 8 to 4, Sunday 8 to 2, closed WEDNESDAY.

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Welcome to

Wine Country

Welcome to the Summer edition of the Visitor; a Hermann Advertiser publication that highlights many fun things to see and do in our wonderful little historic towns on the Missouri River. Each town goes all-out to see locals and town visitors get in the spirit of all events that are offered.With a long tradition of winemaking, family-friendly activities and beautiful accommodations, its sure to make your stay memorable. Just peek around the corners, jump on a trolley, and share a glass of wine. Our towns are interesting, friendly, fun, safe and very generous communities. We think you’ll like them too!

The staff at the Hermann Advertiser-Courier

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This photo taken courtesy of Augusta Winery, shows just how beautiful wine country is! So grab some wine, visit a shop or two, and enjoy the 100 miles that these communities have to offer.

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Washington Events

SUNSET ON THE RIVERFRONT Fourth Thursday, April through September ............ Rennick Riverfront Park Live music on the beautiful Missouri River. Great food & drink. Free admission.

FARMERS’ MARKET April through October ................................................................ 317 West Main Street Local produce, baked items, and crafts under the pavilion. Open rain or shine.

MUSIC AT THE MARKET Second Thursday, May through October ...................................Farmers’ Market’ Live music in the historic Washington Farmers’ Market. Great food and drink. Free admission ART FAIR & WINEFEST Third weekend in May ........................................................................ Downtown Sample wines at the only “All Missouri Wineries” tasting as you view the work of artists from many regions, all along the beautiful Missouri River.

CAJUN FESTIVAL Fourth Friday in June ............................................................................. Farmers’ Market Eat, Drink and Dance at this Cajun style live music event. Enjoy authentic Cajun cuisine at our covered Farmers’ Market pavilion. Free Admission.

WASHINGTON TOWN & COUNTRY FAIR First Wednesday through Sunday in August ....... Fairgrounds The third largest fair in Missouri, featuring big name entertainers, motor sport events, home economics, fine arts, livestock exhibits, and a midway. Fun for all ages. One price for all entertainment.

WASHINGTON BREWFEST Second Saturday in September .............................................. Farmers’ Market Sample microbrew beers at the “All Missouri Brewfest” tasting as you listen to live music, all along the beautiful Missouri River.

FALL FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS & CRAFTS Fourth weekend in September ............................ Downtown Shop the many arts and crafts booths, then sit back and enjoy a bite to eat while listening to live entertainment. Get in touch with your German Heritage.

PUMPKIN PALOOZA Saturday before Halloween ........................................................................ Downtown State sanctioned giant pumpkin weigh-in, pumpkin roll, seed spitting, trick-or-treating for youngsters. Family & individual costume contests.

HOLIDAY PARADE OF LIGHTS Friday after Thanksgiving ....................................................... Downtown The highlight of the downtown Christmas season.

WASHINGTON’S OLDE FASHIONED CHRISTMAS Sunday after Thanksgiving .......... Farmers’ Market Carolers, carriage rides, refreshments, and crafts. All free to the public.

DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON HOLIDAY TOUR Second Sunday in December ....................... Downtown SANTA ON THE AMTRAK First Friday in December ................................................................. Train Depot Greet Santa and Mrs. Claus as they arrive by train.

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Volunteers at the Iron Spike Model Train Museum, Washington, MO, spend countless hours constructing and maintaining the displays contained inside the 10,000 sq. ft. facility. They carefully research the projects, reproducing each detail with accuracy. Their efforts establish the museum as a leader in all aspects of the hobby. Train scales from G to TY are on display and running throughout the museum.

Some modelers work to reproduce existing rural or city scenes. Volunteers at Iron Spike create fantasy towns containing carnivals, demolition derbies, a working cattle ranch, power plants, saw mills, a drive in movie and firefighters putting out a charred home.

Several of the volunteers have worked to create videos of the layouts within the museum. Videos run that have been shot from the inside of the locomotive as the train moves down the track.

Other videos show trains passing through the detailed scenery.

One of our high school volunteers added sound effects to the different displays. He worked with two of his high school riends completing this wonderful addition. We are proud to welcome the next generation model train hobbyist.

From the entrance, the main train hall appears to be a vast, sparkling city. Upon closer examination, provided by the unique peninsula design of the museum, the displays come to life. Volunteers love to tell tall tales about imagined events at different locations throughout the layouts.

Although you can see the overall splendor of the museum in an hour or two, Iron Spike suggests you might plan a longer visit. Younger visitors become entranced in the children’s room where hands-on train operation is the rule of the day. They can push wooden trains over bridges and through towns, and have a chance to be an engineer and run their own trains.

Iron Spike Model Train Museum Come enjoy a stroll through 9400 square feet of miniature magic!

Hours

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Wednesday and Thursday 10am-3pm w/reservations 24 hours in advance

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Friday 12pm-5pm

Saturday 10am-5pm Sunday 12pm-5pm Market Day The third Saturday of every month, we have a model train yard sale

10am-2pm

$6 for children 2 to 15 years $24 for a family of four - $3 for each extra family member

Current military or veterans are free with ID – dependents, too!

Groups and organizations are welcome 636-283-5166 info@ironspike.org

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Sept 16-17 Augusta Harvest Festival Sept 17 – Harvest Festival Parade

Oct 7 – Brewfest

Dec 1-8 – Gingerbread Haus Contest

Dec 1 & 8 – Augusta Christmas Walk Dec 2 – Holiday House Tour

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Defiance

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Defiance Ridge Rooted in the rolling hills of Historic Missouri Wine Country, our 42-acre property boasts a vineyard, tranquil lake and lush garden landscape. Breathtaking views of the sweeping Missouri River Valley are captured year-round from the terraces and veranda surrounding our historic farmhouse. Defiance Ridge Vineyards can be your first and last stop in wine country, as we are easily accessible from Hwy 94 as you enter the Missouri Wine Country corridor.

Our atmosphere reflects our combined passions for wine, vineyardto-table cuisine, unique events, warm hospitality and an authentic celebration of people and place. Defiance Ridge is open year-round, 7 days a week. We serve lunch daily, offer dinner on Thursday evenings, and always have live music on Saturdays & Sundays. Other signature events include monthly five-course Farmhouse Dinners, estate tours and tastings, and artisan markets. We invite you to visit us to enjoy a glass of one of our wide range of Missouri and west coast varietals, treat yourself to our seasonal artisan cuisine, or simply take in the surroundings of our beautiful grounds and view.

Just as our wine and food tells the story of this land, private events at Defiance Ridge can tell your story and reflect your personality and vision. With accommodations for a small or large gathering and full catering menu, we can help you craft the perfect event that your guests will never forget. Planning a wedding, your next private party, or corporate event? We’ve got you covered for any occasion!

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Augusta Trolley

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The complimentary wine trolleys run on Saturdays during season starting around noon with the final trolley loop beginning approximately one hour before closure*. You may hop-on/hop-off of the trolleys at any location to explore the wineries, town and all the is to do.

The trolley system requires no reservation and runs in a continuous loop, picking and dropping off from each location approximately every 30 mins or so (dependent on traffic and other factors).

Look for the “FREE TROLLEY STOP” signs located at each location for the pickup location. *Trolley hours and stops are subject to change and could vary dependent on traffic, usage, and other factors. Please confirm with the trolley driver when boarding the schedule for the day.

- The Klondike Park Boat Ramp - Montelle Winery - Augusta Emporium - Augusta Winery - Mount Pleasant Estates - Balducci Winery

New Haven Events

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Discovering New Haven, Missouri will bring you into a small, quaint, and historic riverfront town that is enriched and deep in generational tradition. It sits in the heart of an emerging wine country of the midwest. Surrounded by the soft, rolling hills and beautiful, majestic trees; where their leaves can hold the deep lush greenery during the summer. In the Fall, the colors of the leaves change into the colors of yellow, red, and orange that are as vast as a morning sunrise or sunset.

Over the years, the Missouri river was used, primarily, for commercial purposes for the survival of riverfront towns. As highways and railroads developed, it changed the purposes of the river. But one thing has remained true, the river has provided a resource for family and friends to gather on their boats or to enjoy the banks of the river.

Our historic downtown region has seen many changes throughout the years and this year is no exception. There has been a new, revitalizing facelift with new streets and sidewalks. With a mix of established and new businesses; as well as events being added back through the New Haven Area Chamber of Commerce that will hopefully draw the locals and tourists alike.

Navigating and sight-seeing through the breathtaking landscape of our historically small riverfront town, will leave you nothing but wanting to discover more of what New Haven has to offer.

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Hermann Events Wurstfest - last weekend of March

Maifest – Third weekend in May

Hermann Garden Tours – First weekend June (see article on page 25)

Antique Show - April 15

Wine & Jazz Festival – August 19

Freedom Fest - July 3

Oktoberfest – Every weekend in October

Christmas in Hermann – November 25 through December 25

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Rev Your Engines for a Bygone Era: Fuel Your Soul and Your Car at Gasconade County's Last Bastions of the Great American Roadside!

By John Grady In this rat race we call life, we stumble through the days, blind to the strength we possess in our crumpled bills and jingling coins. The power to shape our towns and economies lies in the most mundane of transactions, like the fuel we pump into our rusting chariots. In Gasconade County, Missouri, three local gas stations — Scheperkoetter's General Store, Old Dutch Mill, and Rosebud General Store and Gas Station — stand like weary sentinels along the dusty Highway 50, their faded signs calling out to the tired souls looking for a respite from the open road. Located along Gasconade County's de facto Mason-Dixon line of Highway 50, these establishments connect residents to their county, community, and a bygone era of community economics.

Scheperkoetter's General Store: Where Time Stands Still Since 1893

In the shadows of Mt. Sterling lies Scheperkoetter's General Store, a relic from 1893, has been a cornerstone of Mt. Sterling started selling gas in the late 1920s when the bridge over the murky Gasconade River was built. A monument to simpler times offering a true general store experience with a deli, grocery section, post office, bulk fuel, and feed and fertilizer for local farmers.

With customers trickling in every day, it's the kind of place that binds the locals to their past like a rusty chain, with every fill-up a testament to their collective history. With hundreds of daily returning customers, it's the exceptional customer service that keeps people coming back. By supporting Scheperkoetter's, locals are not only filling their tanks but also preserving a piece of Gasconade County history.

Old Dutch Mill: A Gas Station with a Side of Heartburn and Reminiscence

The Old Dutch Mill in Drake opened its creaky doors in 1937, a strange concoction of gas station, greasy-spoon diner, and tavern, inspired by some distant mill in Holland. The current owner keeps the spirit alive with weekly home-cooked meals that lure in the lost and hungry like flies to a carcass. With its motley crew of regulars who gather to drink coffee and grumble about local politics, the Old Dutch Mill stands as a living testament to the value of human connection in this god awful world and is a testament to the value of community connections and customer service.

Rosebud General Store and Gas Station: A Flashback to a Time When Service Wasn't Dead

With a nostalgic touch, the Rosebud General Store and Gas Station offers full-service fueling, a dying breed in this age of selfservice. It's the kind of place where they still check your oil and clean your filthy windshield while you sit there like some lazy king. And, as if that wasn't enough, they have hand-dipped ice cream to sweeten the deal. The Rosebud General Store keeps the flame of community-focused businesses flickering, even as the winds of change threaten to snuff it out, by boasting a warm atmosphere, friendly service, and unique offerings, including hand-dipped ice cream Rosebud General Store and Gas Station is a beacon in a turmoil filled world.

Filling Up at the Altar of Local Economy

When you patronize these independent gas stations, you're not just buying gas — you're pumping lifeblood into the veins of your community. These local joints face an uphill battle against the corporate titans that dominate the industry with their tax breaks and economies of scale. By choosing to spend their hard-earned cash at these roadside shrines, the residents of Gasconade County keep their communities alive and kicking.

Each time you reach for your wallet, you have the power to shape the world around you. Supporting places like Scheperkoetter's General Store, Old Dutch Mill, and Rosebud General Store and Gas Station is like casting a vote for the kind of existence you want to lead, one where the past and present collide in a beautiful mess of gasoline, cheap coffee, and the human spirit.

As you make your way down the storied Highway 50, stop by these ancient landmarks and breathe in the spirit of Gasconade County. Take a moment to appreciate the people who keep these places alive, and remember that when you choose to fill up your tank or savor a hand-dipped ice cream cone, you're investing in the future of this place you call home.

So, next time you're driving down that dusty highway, and the needle of your gas gauge flirts with empty, think twice about where you stop to refuel. Remember the power you have in the simple act of choosing where to spend your money. Pull into Scheperkoetter's General Store, Old Dutch Mill, or Rosebud General Store and Gas Station, and feel the heartbeat of your community.

It's in these seemingly insignificant decisions that we can affect real change, as we cast our lot with the underdogs, the dreamers, and the survivors. By supporting these local gas stations, we're investing in the lives of the people who make up the backbone of Gasconade County, and in doing so, we keep the spirit of a bygone era alive and breathing.

So let us raise a dirty glass to these roadside oases, these refuges from the desolation of the open road. For as long as the weary traveler seeks respite, may these gas stations stand tall, their flickering neon signs a beacon of hope amidst the encroaching darkness. And in that hope, may we find the strength to forge ahead and create a better world, one fill-up at a time.

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Massage For Your Health and The Float Room Offers massages, reflexology, facial massages, float sessions and more.

Located at 1011 Market Street.

NEW PACKAGES P AVAILABLE! AV VAILABLE! Call today!(573) 486-0199

Couples Massage and Float at Package 60 minute massage with 30 minute float session.

Special Occasion Package 30 minute massage, 30 minute facial massage, and 30 minute float session

www.massageforyourhealth.com Like Us and schedule on: www.facebook.com/MassageForYourHealth

When you visit our toy shop for hands on play, take your time to explore and let the ‘kid’ come out in you.

HABA Kullerbü Track Systems

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A Pizza for Everyone!

• Hand-tossed NY style • Thin Crust • Gluten-free • Vegan (non-dairy) • Meat or Veggie • Plain ol’ Cheese

www.FourthStreetPizza.com

573-486-2642 Hours: Wed. 11-8 • Thurs. 11-8:30 Fri. - Sat. 11-9 • Sun. 11:30-7:30 UPSTAIRS AT 4TH STREET PIZZA:

The place for private dining, events & special occasions.

Call for reservations and information.

Endless Summer Winery Hermann, MO

A family winery specializing in non-grape wines.

OUR WINE SELECTION INCLUDES: • Blueberry • Blackberry • Peach • Jalapeno • Pineapple • Pecan • Raspberry-Chipotle

and more!

Free Tasting & Food Welcome!

Please visit us at www.EndlessSummerWinery.com

573.252.2000 info@EndlessSummerWinery.com

Located 8 mi. North of Hermann and 7 mi. South of I-70 just off Hwy. 19; 1/2 mi. West on Hwy. K; Winery on left.

Check us out on Facebook!

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Pool Tables - Karaoke & DJ Nights - Darts - Pizza - Foosball - Fried Chicken - 8 Big TVs GoldenTee - Late Night Food - Air Hockey - Outdoor Patio - Big Buck Hunter - Nachos VIP Room for Party Rental - V & GF Options - Signature Pitcher Drinks - On UberEats

Downtown Hermann From the River

A small retail shop focused on unique self-care items for all genders and ages.

Contact us to schedule a “Fizz & Sip” party!

573-206-9856

Lotions - Soaps - Oils - Classes

408 Market St, Hermann MO

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the gallery at the library

A community art gallery located inside the Hermann branch of Scenic Regional Library.

Visit us and experience all-media exhibits featuring regional artists.

The Gallery is free and open to the public.

All artwork is available for purchase.

LOCATION

Tour • Taste • Dine 123-A Bavarian Hills Blvd., Hermann, MO 65041

GET IN TOUCH

gallery@scenicregional.org • 573-486-2024

stonehillwinery.com | 800-909-9463

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ST PAUL United Church of Christ

136 West First Street Hermann, MO 65041 573-486-5525 “No matter who you are or where you are on life’s journey you are welcome here, indeed, you are wanted here!”

Sunday Service 10:15 a.m.

Sunday School 9-10 a.m.

Sunday Service 9:00 a.m.

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ANTIQUE MALL

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For more information & to check out Hermann's events, visit us online. www.hermannadvertisercourier.com

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INN AT HERMANNHOF

Sip. Savor. Stay.

Memories made in Hermann last a lifetime. Stay with the best!

Luxury Suites, Hill Cottage Suites, and House Rentals Located in the heart of the Hermann historic district 237 E. First Street, Hermann, MO 65041 573 - 486 - 5199 | innathermannhof.com

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Dedicated to the art and craft of Missouri wine.

330 E. First Street, Hermann, MO 65041 573 - 486 - 5959 | hermannhof.com

Bustling brewpub featuring a line-up of German staples and American favorites.

114 Gutenberg Street, Hermann, MO 65041 573 - 486 - 2275 | tinmillbrewery.com

Wines that reflect the history and heritage of George Husmann, the father of viticulture in Missouri.

302 E. First Street, Hermann, MO 65041 573 - 486 - 2677 | ghusmannwine.com

Rustic dining featuring German-inspired flavors in one of the oldest and most recognized landmarks in town.

315 E. First Street, Hermann, MO 65041 573 - 486 - 5546 | tinmillsteakhouse.com

A California wine experience in the heart of Hermann.

338 E. First Street, Hermann, MO 65041 573 - 486 - 1182 | hermannhof.com/dsl-wines/

A stunning wine tasting experience in the cellar of the Press Haus at Hermann Farm.

34 Reserve Cellars Lane, Hermann, MO 65041 573 - 486 - 3320 | hermannhof.com/reserve-cellars-of-hermann/

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A Stroll Through Time and Leather: The Tale of Saleigh Mountain Leather Company

By John Grady If you've ever thought that your life was missing a touch of artisanal craftsmanship and a whiff of fine leather, you're in luck! Tucked away in the charming heart of Hermann, Missouri, lies a hidden gem that is guaranteed to leave you feeling like you've stepped into a delightful leather wonderland - Saleigh Mountain Leather Company. This unique establishment, founded by Sally Borzillo and her daughter Molly Monahan, is celebrated for its meticulously crafted leather products, cobbler services, and a commitment to preserving the region's leatherworking heritage. Let's dive into the rich history, philosophy, and offerings of Saleigh Mountain Leather Company and discover what makes it an irresistible part of the Hermann community.

A Leather-Clad History: Founded by Sally Borzillo, a passionate artisan who shared a profound appreciation for Hermann's rich history and tradi-

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working heritage alive and kicking (quite literally). Sally had established a custom leather business in 1973 but no longer had a storefront. Enter Sally’s daughter Molly (Monahan), who left behind thoughts of beauty school to pursue a career as a motorcycle mechanic, one of the first females to do so at Linn Tech. Surrounded by leather, Molly knew another siren was calling her but she still had some seeds to sow. Molly left the biker life to become a vegetable farmer before she realized home is where the heart is. In 2011, Sally and Molly teamed up as a mother-daughter duo to open Saleigh Mountain Leather Company on 4th Street in downtown Hermann. The company's name, Saleigh Mountain, evokes a sense of picturesque landscapes, much like Sally's admiration for the scenic beauty that surrounds Hermann.

Craftsmanship, Quality, and a Whole Lot of Leather: With the tenacity of a determined mule, Saleigh Mountain Leather Company is committed to craftsmanship and quality.

They source their leather from local, domestic, and exotic suppliers, ensuring that each product is crafted with the finest materials - and, of course, a whole lot of love. Many non-leather items come from the relationships the duo has built over the years, making their store a one-stop-shop for most of your needs, like a good general store. By working closely with local producers, this extraordinary company promotes sustainability, supports the regional economy, and helps preserve the area's unique agricultural practices (not to mention, cows everywhere are grateful for the attention to detail).

A Buffet of Artisanal Leather Delights: If you thought leather was only for shoes and belts, think again! Saleigh Mountain Leather Company offers a diverse range of artisanal leather products and services that celebrate the craftsmanship, artistry, and heritage of Hermann: Handcrafted Leather Bags and Accessories: Be the envy of your friends with a stylish and impeccably crafted leather bag, wallet, or belt that whispers, "I have excellent taste."

Custom Leatherworks: If you want to flaunt your unique style, Saleigh Mountain Leather Company has got your back (and your front). They specialize in creating custom leather pieces tailored to your specific needs and preferences.

Cobbler Services and Boot Care: Ever had a favorite pair of boots that needed some serious TLC? The skilled artisans at Saleigh Mountain Leather Company can make your boots last for decades with their expert cobbler services. From resoling and reheeling to repairing and refurbishing, they'll have your boots looking (and feeling) as good as new.

Leather Care for Farm Items and Saddles: Farm life can be tough on leather, but don't worry - the craftsmen at Saleigh Mountain Leather Company are here to help. Bring in your farmitems, saddles, or any other leather products, and they'll nurse them back to health in no time.

Artisanal Gifts and Home Décor: Need something to spruce up your home? Look no further! Their handcrafted gifts and home décor are inspired by the rustic charm of Hermann.

A Community of Leather Lovers: Saleigh Mountain Leather Company is more than just a local business; it's a proud supporter of the Hermann community.

They actively partner with local events and initiatives to promote the region's rich history, culture, and traditions. In the spirit of "leatherhood," they foster connections with other local businesses and artisans. One key way of showing their support for the community is through their "A Thousand Ripples" board. On this board are vouchers that are there for individuals in need, first responders, veterans, and anyone the store thinks can use a boost. Patrons are encouraged to contribute ripples to their board as a way to pay it forward in the community. So, if you can, please donate a Ripple of Hope, and if you need to use one, just ask Molly.

So, if you find yourself in Hermann, Missouri, and crave an experience that is equal parts culture, craftsmanship, and a celebration of all things leather, make a beeline for Saleigh Mountain Leather Company. With their unwavering dedication to quality, sustainability, and community, this local company embodies the passion and spirit that define Hermann. It's an essential stop for anyone visiting or residing in Hermann, whether you're a leather enthusiast or simply appreciate fine craftsmanship. Molly offers the following encouragement to stop in and say hi, “As our old school shoe shop sign reads, “sales and service” that’s really what we’re all about! Our goal is to make high quality leather goods, fix or modify your old kicks, and provide other American-made, and locally-made products whenever we can!

We make it, we fix it, we guarantee it!”

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Historic Hermann Museum

312 Schiller at 4th Street 573-486-2017 To Schedule Group Tours: 573-789-0771

Visit the Museum & Gift Shop

Mon - Sat: 10am - 4pm (Closed Wednesday)

Sunday: 12pm - 4pm Closed for Winter.

Will be open again in the Spring!

Blue Star Museum Free admission for Active Military & immediate family

Find us on Facebook! www.historichermann.com

Golf

Hermann!

Loutre Shore Country Club

Come play a round of golf at Loutre Shore Country Club

The course plays either 9 or 18 holes & is very challenging. Tee times are preferred and can be made by calling the clubhouse at: 573-486-5815 We have rental clubs available & a driving range to use. The clubhouse has a full bar, and offers hot dogs & some light lunch sandwiches.

Trolley transportation from Hermann may be arranged. We are located just 2.5 miles north of Hermann on Hwy. 19. Cross the Kit Bond Bridge, we will be on the left by the big red barn

Hours/Rates

Off Season - Open daily 10-4 Peak Season - Open daily 8-7 Monday - Friday 9 holes - $18 • 18 holes $28 • Includes cart Saturday - Sunday 9 holes 573-486-5815 or email: lscc@loutreshoregolf.com

www.loutreshoregolf.com

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Both Sides...

No Matter What Direction On The Big Bridge You Travel, There Is A Great BP Station Waiting For You!

Fresh Hot Coffee • Ice Cold Soda • Tobacco Local Wines • Beer • Ice Delicious Assortment of Snacks Car Care Needs • Personal Health Supplies Prepaid Debit Cards • Heat & Eat Sandwiches Lottery Tickets • Liquor • Newspapers Gift Items • Of Course Great BP Gas

Hermann BP 500 Market Street Hermann, MO 5 Blocks South of the Big Bridge Monday thru Thursday4 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Friday- 4 a.m. to 1 a.m.

Saturday- 5 a.m. to 1 a.m.

Sunday- 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

573-486-2796

McKittrick BP 1385 Hwy. 19 McKittrick, MO

1 Mile North of the Big Bridge Monday thru Thursday5 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Friday and Saturday5 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Sunday- 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

573-486-4060

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Jett Manor on Elderberry Hill

Jett Manor on Elderberry Hill is a scenic estate located high on the bluff with stunning views of the Missouri River Valley. This estate is nestled between an organic Elderberry Farm and the Katy Trail, and is 2 mi. from historic Hermann, MO. This spacious 12K sq ft home provides ample living and dining areas. There is a beautiful great room with a wood burning fireplace, piano room, bar area, sunroom, deck and gazebo.

Guests can also enjoy the hot tub, sauna, steam shower and exercise room.

The home is part of a 13 acre estate which offers a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. Guests can expect a quiet and peaceful experience to relax and unwind while being immersed in the surrounding beauty of nature. In addition to the tranquility of the property itself, Hermann, MO. (which is only 5 minutes away) offers a plethora of activities, including wineries, breweries, wedding venues, and many other historic sites. For more information, please check out www.visithermann.com

• 7 Bedrooms & 7 Bathrooms • Sleeps 17+ • Scenic views of the Missouri River Valley

• 5 minutes from historic Hermann, MO. • Borders the Katy Trail • Trolley pickup available

• Hot Tub, Sauna, Steam Shower, Fitness Center, Deck & Sunroom, 3 Fireplaces, Fire Pit, Grill, WiFi

For additional information, please contact Brian at: 314-343-6161 info@jettmanor.com or Visit our website at: www.jettmanor.com

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The Kindness of A German immigrant changed the Life of a Family from Mississippi Cecilia Nadal

“Remember, there’s no such thing as a small act of kindness. Every act creates a ripple with no logical end.” —Scott Adams In 2019 an unusual public invitation was made to the German American and African American community in St. Louis to share stories about their interaction with each other before, during or after the Civil War. This community-wide appeal was inspired by the publication, German Immigrant Abolitionists: Fighting for a Free Missouri written by Dr. Sydney Norton in collaboration with the Deutschheim State Historic Site. Little-known details revealed the fact that many German immigrants supported the emancipation of slaves and worked diligently to end slavery. We learned that Germans and African Americans worked together to start what is Lincoln University. People such as Judge Arnold Krekel, George Hussmann worked on the writing committee of the emancipation decree. Rev. Josef Anton Rieger married slaves who wanted a Christian ceremony though this was against State law. Some German immigrants, such as August Boernstein even joined the Colored Infantry as military officers wanting to help Black troops get the training, they needed to serve their country.

Equipped with some of this extraordinary history it was clear that we might learn things we had never heard before, if we dug deeply and asked the public to tell us their stories.

What we learned was extraordinary! There were slaves that spoke German, and some German immigrant families taught their slaves to read and write-one notable person who received this benefit was George Washington Carver who was owned by German Americans.

So, what about relationships closer to our times? What did we learn from German Americans and African Americans. In this article I want to focus on the story shared by Armentha Russell in St. Louis. Armentha is well into her eighties and is the former Superintendent of Schools in Wellston, a municipality in St. Louis County. Fair to say that she is an accomplished educator and administrator working with children that largely come from families that most often work in lower salary jobs. In spite of the challenge, she felt her skills were needed most in Wellston. When you talk to Armentha Russell about her families experience with one German immigrant, she speaks very warmly about a gentleman named Walter Kopp. Here are her own words about the kindness of Walter Knopp and his impact on her family.

When I explored the common history of African Americans and German immigrants it brought back many wonderful memories of my late father, JOSEPH PAUL MITCHELL and his first employer, after he came to St. Louis in 1917 from Greenville, Mississippi.

My father, Joseph P. Mitchell, was born on July 27, 1908 in Greenville, Miss. He came to St. Louis with his older brother, Bennie. He gained employment as a laborer at U- SAN- O Company, 1800 Chouteau Ave. in St. Louis. This company made and distributed mops, brooms and sanitary supplies to many different businesses in the metropolitan St. Louis area. His employer Mr. Knopp, a German Immigrant, developed a bond with Joseph, an African American. As a result of this bond and dedicated hard work by Joseph, he advanced in the company and was promoted.

After a period of time working at U-SAN-O, Mr. Knopp came to Joseph and offered the opportunity for him to start his own business. Mr. Knopp did so because of major medical issues, he was going to retire and close the company. He was willing to provide equipment, materials, etc. and clients for Joseph to start his own mop-making and supplies business in the basement of his home. Joseph became the owner of Royal Mop Manufacturing Company because of his good friend and former employer, Mr. Knopp, a German immigrant. Father successfully operated his company until he retired because of illness in 1980. Mr. Knopp, a German immigrant, made a tremendous impact on the life of Joseph Mitchell an African American and his family.

Armentha acknowledges that the kindness of Mr. Knopp and the hard work of her father contributed to the family’s success and prosperity.

Send your own stories to: Cecilia Nadal, Cross-Cultural Strategies, PO BOX 300322, St. Louis, MO or info@gitana-inc.org

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Blondie was born in Americus MO in the 1920’s and married Rubin Haeberle of Case MO. They farmed together and enjoyed making wine, hunting and watching the St. Louis Cardinals. !

Blondie collected the dolls everywhere she went, including dolls from vacations to Alaska, Hawaii, Germany and Italy, and the Cardinal cruises.

Blondie had kept her collection in their home, mostly in boxes stacked high in spare rooms. She decided in 2014 that she would like to share the collection with the public, so in April 2016, at the age of 90, she opened Blondie’s Dolls in Hermann MO, making these beautiful dolls available to the public to enjoy.

Blondie passed away in August 2019 at the age of 93.

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A fun and happy attitude will welcome you to this amazing gift store.

Boys and girls alike will nd fun items for play. There are toys for young babies up to pre-teen years. All toys are German made, a unique feature for the little German town of Hermann. Blondie’s Dolls has Playmobil Police Cars, Firetrucks, Ambulances, Dump Trucks, Trash Trucks, Helicopters, and even a Convertible for cruising around town! Blondie’s also carries Käthe Kruse items as well as dresses for American Girls.

Stop by this local toy store and see why people say, “it’s the friendliest store in town”!

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The building, which ing by the Mr. highway. departm joyed the afternoon outside. $1,500 in Columbia, Kentucky, leaving owned Bugh,The wasre valued at sisted with traffi while Ameren arri Tuesday was voting day in Rhineland, 1 dead. about $3,500 and cthe stock of merhad toatchange outand the pole.

We we the ladies that are taking care of the polls chandise $3,500 the stock of a bit inboth the middle th are the 130 absolute sweetest!

I was number merchandise 76 out poweratfor years ago 1893 $2,500, lossesof bewhile they replaced the broken pole. around 5:00 p.m.

I also got to see the new Armin Begemann and John Helm- ing partially covered by insurance. softball, baseball and Vansocce paint and face lift mercantile the re house got last The Both ers willjob engage in the busiremains of Mrs. Hattie tices areof going on both in Hermann week. looking andinsomewhat ness andIt is open nextbrighter Monday the Horn, wife George VanHorn, who afteratschool, mi branduntil new.

John occupied Noltensmeyer’s stand recently

by Her-green diedRhineland last Thursday Tulsa,please Okla.,be were are out and about an building also received new paint and itbrought is the children zog and Wild. here forthat burial Saturday.

The cise extra caution.

Every year I sit an noThe longer green!

It is looking pretty bright last grand jury indicted several deceased was a daughter of the late granddaughter practice whateve downmen there!of town for carrying con- Johnmy young Land and was born in Hermann she is playing and I cannot help but My brother Robert Phillips and his cealed weapons. By the time the state 27 years ago. Her husband, two daughshout out to all the parents that vo awesome wife, Jennifer Phillips, arrived gets through with them, they will be ters and a 15-day old son survive. theirsection time asofa coach for thesePaci childrc in Rhineland poorer in purselast but Wednesday much wiserabout in ex-4:30 The the Missouri all truly blessing. under the p.m. and we had signs to welcome them tracks to arewest perience. of aHermann, I did get few calls from Rhinela the Rhineland hill. The few days The 2-month-old childnext of Rev. G. we foremanship of aFrank Hoff mann, was dents that want to help me form com showed them around Hermann, Americus, Boellner died last week. last week awarded rst prize asa be-

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A group of citizens in Hermann have worked hard over the last few years hoping to start a dog park for citizens and visitors and last year they succeeded! Hermann now has a beautiful dog park on ¾ of an acre next to Village Market on Hwy 100. Money donated over the years provided fencing, tools for assembly, gravel, water and ongoing expenses including lawn maintenance, insurance, water bills and upkeep. Benefits of the park include a fenced-in area where dogs can run and socialize off-leash legally and safely; a separate area for small dogs; benches, waste receptacles, dog litter bags, water stations and more! The park also encourages responsible dog ownership by promoting licensing, vaccination and clean-up. The park was formed and is currently supported solely by volunteers. Items such as insurance, supplies, maintenance and upkeep are only possible through donations. All funds collected go toward expenses to keep the park open, safe and an enjoyable place to visit whether you’ve got 2 legs or 4 legs. Your donation will help keep the park viable for years to come. For information on how to donate, please contact Martha Hermosillo at CFHer-mannArea@CFOzarks.org

Newest Gallery Exhibit Now Open

The Galery at the Library's latest "BlackThe and Whitefrom and Eight Shades The Gallery at the ehibit, reception. around theof Gray," the Library’s Hermann Friends exhibit opened on Marchlatest 3 and saw over 100 attendees during thecountry. reception.The The Hermann exhibit, “Black and of the Library is whichwill run until Friends of the Library is the sponsor for the exhibi, features93 blackSatand white White andsubmitted Eight by artists the from sponsor Maywill 20.run The photographs aroundfor thethe country.urday, The exhibit unShades of Gray,” exhibit, which feagallery is free and til Saturday, May 20. The gallery is free and open to the public. All artwork is for opened on March 3 tures 93 black and open to the public. sale. and saw over 100 white photographs All artwork is for attendees during submitted by artists sale.

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Hermann Freedomfest Fireworks Hermann’s Freedomfest is an annual Fourth of July celebration. Vendors will be lined in Riverfront Park at 2 p.m. offering food, drinks, and activities.

A firework display over the Missouri River will begin at 9. Riverfront Park is the prime viewing location, however, the spectacle can be seen all over town.

Folks at Riverfront Park will be treated to patriotic music, refreshments, kettle-corn, snow cones, and more prior to the fireworks.

Pedestrian traffic only into the park after 7 p.m.. Parking can be found along Wharf Street, 1st Street, Gutenberg, and across from Hermann Farm on Hwy 100.

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The best part of your day is always a good sleep the night before INNS AND BED & BREAKFASTS Harbor Haus Inn & Suites

573-486-2222

www.harborhaus.net

Bed & Breakfast

573-237-2585

www.pinckneybendbedandbreakfast.com

Stone Haus B&B

573-486-9169

www.stonehausbandb.com

The Inn At Hermannhof

573-486-5199

www.innathermannhof.com

* Pinckney Bend

RESTAURANTS & DINING 4th Street Pizza

573-486-2642

113 East 4th Street

Concert Hall & Barrel

573-486-5065

206 East First Street

Downtown Deli

573-486-5002

216 East First Street

Doxie Slush

573-486-3298

222 East First Street

Hermannhof Winery

573-486-5959

330 East First Street

Hermann Wurst Haus

573-486-2266

234 East First Street

Loose Caboose Saloon

573-340-8344

113 West 5th Street

*Pinckney Bend Distillery

573-237-5559

1101 Miller Street New Haven

*Swiss Meat & Sausage Co.

573-486-2086

Highway 19 South, Swiss

The Piano Bar

417-207-8959

101 E. 4th Street

Tin Mill Brewing Co.

573-486-2275

114 Gutenburg Street

Tin Mill Restaurant

573-486-5546

315 East First Street

* Note Businesses that are outside of the city of Hermann

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Hospital

1902 Jefferson

City Office

W 18th St

509 West 18th Street

Highway 100 West Hermann High School & Middle School Dos Primos Mexican Restaurant Adam Puchta Winery (Frene Creek Road) Martin Brothers Winery (Old Iron Road) H

Farmers’ Market

(See Other Side)

● Massage for Your Health

■ El Ranchito Mexican Restaurant

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Downtown Historic District

Highway 19 South Sweet Clover Farms Silver Dollar Restaurant & Pub (Swiss) Swiss Meats (Swiss) White Mule Winery (Rosebud) 50 Miles to I-44 (Exit #208)

r chsne Dick O rk a Ball P

Veterans Memorial Park

Lower City Park City Par k Campgr + ound

◆ Stone Hill Winery ■ Vintage Restaurant

Hermann Platz

George Johnson Park

2 Miles to Highway 94 3 Miles to Katy Trail at McKittrick 15 Miles to I-70 (Exit #175)

Welcome Center

Gerald Engemann Park & River Memorial

Upper City Park

Rotunda & Bandstand

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Highway 19 North Katy Trail (McKittrick) Loutre Shore Country Club Endless Summer Winery Little Piney Lodge Eco Adventure Ziplines Curling Vine Winery Wood Hat Spirits + +

Hermann Farm

Lewis & Clark Marker (2) ★ ★ Lewis & Clark Marker (3) ◆ Black Shire Distillery

VisitHermann.com • 800.932.8687 • 573.486.2744 Connect with us on social media! #VisitHermann

Distance from Hermann to . . .

I-70 .................................................. 15 miles Berger ................................................ 7 miles New Haven....................................... 15 miles Washington ..................................... 30 miles Swiss ................................................ 12 miles Owensville ....................................... 30 miles Rhineland .......................................... 6 miles Jefferson City ................................... 49 miles I-44 via 100 east............................... 40 miles 1-44 via 19 south ............................. 50 miles

Highway 100 East Hermann Hill Village & Wedding Chapel Lewis & Clark Marker (3) Alpenhorn Kitchen Copper Mule Distillery OakGlenn Winery Berger Jam Hut & Horse RV Park Pinckney Bend Distillery (New Haven) Röbller Winery (New Haven) Washington (30 miles) I-44 (40 Miles to Exit #251)

Lost Creek Winery (Gore Road)

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Post Office

Red Barn Antiques ●

10 miles to Highway 94 West Bluffton Hermann Airport Grand Bluffs Conservation Area Starkenburg Shrine (Route P) Lewis & Clark Marker (4)

6.5 miles to Rhineland

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Winding through some of the prettiest scenery in Missouri, the Hermann Wine Trail hugs the Missouri River for 30 miles between Hermann and New Haven.

SCAN TO VISIT OUR WEBSITE

Curling Vine Winery 160 miles to Kansas City

I-70 60 miles to St. Louis

15 miles to I-70 and Curling Vine Winery (Exit 175)

Hermann Chamber 150 Market Street

The Katy Trail

Hermann Bias Winery

Gruhlke’s Microbrewery

Berger

Adam Puchta Winery Frene Creek Road

Hermann to New Haven 15 miles

G. Husmann Hermannhof Wine Co. Winery

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Wine Trail Directory

Wine Trail Events

Adam Puchta Winery ................. 573-486-5596

Wild Bacon Wine Trail .............................................. May 6-7, 2023

Bias Winery ...................................... 573-834-5475

Berries & BarBQ Wine Trail.....................................July 29-30,2023

Curling Vine Winery ................... 573-835-2420 G. Husmann Wine Co. ................ 573-486-2677 Hermannhof Winery .................. 573-486-5959

Holiday Fare Wine Trail ...............................November 18-19, 2023 Say Cheese Wine Trail .........................................December 9, 2023

Reserve Cellars ............................... 573-486-3320

Chocolate Wine Trail ..................................... February 24-25, 2024

Röbller Winery ............................... 573-237-3986

The Farmers’ Table Wine Trail .....................................April 6, 2024

HermannWineTrail.com Purchase Wine Trail tickets online or by phone, 573-486-2313 (Advance purchase required) Other inquires call 573-294-2228

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Index of Advertisers HOSPITAL/HEALTH

SHOPPING/SPECIALTY

The Float Room ......................................................... 21 Hermann Area District Hospital ............................ 40

Ricky's Chocolate Box .............................................. 17 Ace of Spades ............................................................. 197 Amish on Fourth ........................................................ 19 Blondie's Dolls Toy Shop ..........................................21 37 Antiques Unlimited ................................................... 25 Antiques Unlimited 2 ................................................ 25 Antiques Unlimited 3 .....................................................25 Loutre Shore Country Club ................................... 31 Saleigh Mountain Co......................................... 28 29 31 Simply Blessed Boutique............................................. 19 Calvins Distributing ................................................... 41

VISITOR INFORMATION

B&B Guide ................................................................... 46 City Maps ................................................... 8 9 47 48 Dining Guide ............................................................... 46 TOURS & SPECIAL EVENTS

Iron Spike Museum..................................................... 5 Sunflower Hill................................................................ 11 Garden Club Tour ..................................................... 19 Duetschheim .............................................................. 22 The Gallery..................... ............................................. 24 Hermann Farm ........................................................... 30 Historical Hermann Museum .................................. 31 Hermann Wine Trail ................................................... 49 RESTAURANTS

Hermann Wurst Haus ......................................... 2 52 Discover New Haven.................................................. 14 Stomp N' Grounds..................................................... 17 Downtown Deli .......................................................... 18 4th Street Pizza ........................................................... 22 Back Shack Chicken ................................................... 23 Loose Caboose ........................................................... 23 Concert Hall ................................................................ 35 Tin Mill Restaurant ..................................................... 27 The Piano Bar .............................................................. 25 Swiss Meats .................................................................. 36 Zydeco.......................................................................... 31 CHURCH

St. Paul United Church of Christ ............................ 25 St. George Catholic Church .................................... 19 GAS STATION

BP..................................................................................... 32 REAL ESTATE

United Country Real Estate .................................... 38

Events

Washington ................................................................... 4 Augusta/Definance ................................................... 7 New Haven.................................................................... 13 Hermann ....................................................................... 16 BREWERIES/DISTILLERIES

Pinckney Bend ............................................................ 18 Black Shire Distillery ................................................ 30 WINERIES

Endless Summer Winery ......................................... 22 Stone Hill...................................................................... 24 Hermannhof ...............................................................26 27 Robller Vineyard ........................................................ 15 Defiance Ridge........................................................... 10 Noboleis Vineyards..................................................... 10 Lodging

Lazy Day Campground ............................................ 25 Hermannhof ........................................................... 26 27 Jett Manor..................................................................... 33 Stone Haus................................................................... 41 River Siren Hotel.......................................................... 6 Herman Hill............................................................. 44 45

Hermann Local Churches WELCOME you.

St. Paul UCC, Sunday Service 10:30AM

First Baptist Church, Sunday 10:45AM

St. George Catholic Church, Sat. 5PM, Sun. 7AM & 10:30AM

United Pentecostal Church, Sun Morning 10AM, Evening 6PM, Wed evening 7PM

Church of the Risen Savior-Rhineland, Second Tuesday-Noon Emmanuel Evangelical Free, Sunday 10:00AM

Shepherd of the Hills, Sunday 9:30AM United Methodist Church, Sunday 10:45AM Hermann Christian Church, Sunday 10:30AM

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