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Tell It Like It Was LIVE at the Harmonie Verein: Every 2nd Tuesday 6pm

After a fantastic community response to the Tell It Like It Was series, we're bringing back LIVE interviews with residents at the Harmonie Verein every 2nd Tuesday of the Month starting at 6pm.

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Kids Day At the Museum:
Sep 7th, 1-4pm

Bring the kids for a day of fun and games with an educational twist!

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Plant Sale: May 3, 10am-2pm
Augusta MO Museum

Join us for our annual plant sale on May 3rd at the Augusta MO Museum from 10am to 2pm.

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Christmas Walk: Dec 5th & 12th

Come visit us for homemade goods, friendly faces, and a tour of our newly redecorated rooms! We will be open both Fridays during the Christmas Walk!

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Volksfest: June 22 4-7pm
Harmonie Verein

Enjoy Beer, Brats, and more at our Volksfest event from 4-7pm, June 22nd at the Harmonie Verein.

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Schedule A Private Tour!

Come tour the entire August Serht House Historic Museum! Reach out for a tour of the historic Augusta Museum's newly reorganized and redecorated rooms. 

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Our Exhibits

The Historic Augusta Museum features priceless items from Augusta's rich history. Explore generations of books, photos, and amore all in one place. Our exhibits display beautiful antiques and clothing from decades past. Immerse yourself into
a world from another time.

See the historically preserved home life of the Sehrt family in the bedroom where they slept. Then, head downstairs to explore the  workshop and tools of the town blacksmith.

In addition to the preserved historic building, see generations of antiques and books from Augusta's residents over the years.

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Learn more from the town historian!

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