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Tell It Like It Was LIVE at the Harmonie Verein: Every 2nd Tuesday 6:30 (doors open at 6)

After a fantastic community response to the Tell It Like It Was series, we have LIVE interviews with residents in the surrounding area at the Harmonie Verein every 2nd Tuesday of the Month starting at 6pm.  You will definitely learn something new!

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Annual Plant Sale in the Museum Friendship Garden

Join us in May as we start the spring season with something for YOUR garden. Plants, herbs and flowers will be for sale for purchase.  While you're there, take a tour of the historic museum.  You can donate plants if you'd like before event.

(date subject to change per year)

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Annual Augusta Christmas Walk

As you stroll through our charming little town for the Christmas Walk, stop by the museum anytime between 5-10 for a traditional German decorated home. Say hi to our volunteers, take a tour, try some homemade cookies and swing down to "Mama Serht's" kitchen for freshly baked bread and butter. Make sure to find the hidden Elf in the museum, it could lead you to a prize.

(1st and 2nd Friday's in December) 

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Game Night Fundraiser at The Harmonie Verein

Bring your family to the Harmonie on March 22nd and come play some games. Bring your own or use ours. We'll have light snacks and the bar will be open for purchase. $5 per person at the door, proceeds go back to the museum.

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Volksfest - German Dinner

Volksfest (people's festival) is held at the Harmonie Verein in June. Bring the family and have an authentic German dinner together with our locals! Grilled sausage from Williams Bros, hot out of oven pretzels, homemade pickles, fermented saurkraut, German potato salad and more. Harmonie bar will be available for drink purchases. Price for event is free but a suggested donation is welcomed, all proceeds go back to the museum for future events.

(date subject to change per year)

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Volunteerism is the voice of the people put into action. These actions shape and mold the

Become a Memeber

Join our museum team, whether it's attending an event, participating in meetings, activities in town or gardening in the yard, we would love for you to be apart of the historic museum.

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Don't Let The Flame Go Out Legacy Award 

Every April we use the TILIW platform at the Harmonie Verein to highlight a special person and present a legacy award.  It is an important part of our mission to show appreciation to valuable members of our community.  

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Kids Day at the Museum & Tractor Parade

Bring the family and spend the day playing fun games and enjoying snacks.  Take a tour of the museum and learn Augusta history.  A bonus, it happens to be the same day that there's a "food pantry" tractor parade, so bring some canned goods and when the parade rolls by the museum, wave to our local farmers and show them support.

(Second Sunday in September)

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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 more 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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