Black Shire four horse hitch! This was the first time we hitched four horses together. It went extremely well thanks to the incredible teamsters who have spent countless hours training the horses. We have an incredible team with a combined 55 years teamster experience, and 100 years horse and farming experience between the 4 individuals who work with our animals. #hermannfarm #visithermann #visitmo #drafthorse #farmlife #viral
Dana Dean chats with Merrill and Jack
Quick spin past the mule barn and press house
Shakespeare at Hermann Farm
Some insight into the history of Hermann
Our Black Shires working the ring
Hermann Farm April 2018 Opening Slide show
Hermann Farm opens April 28th. Please call us to schedule group or school visit tours. The past comes to life as you explore our 200 acres of agricultural history. Enjoy the slide show then come see first hand Hermann's premier destination. 573-486-3276.
Our web site gives all the details on admission and photos of what you'll see. www.hermannfarm.com
Hermann Farm Mercantile....in historic Hermann Mo.
Missouri made Arts & Crafts. Old fashioned gifts. Something for everyone. Opening April 28th. Call for information or to schedule group tours. 573-486-3286.
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Shire Drafts and Spring 2018
Shire Drafts and Spring Opening 2018. Coming Soon!
Staff is gearing up for our Spring opening. We'll have some new inventory in the Hermann Farm Mercantile and new foal will be at the farm this year along with the yearlings and mares. The English Shire was spoken of in Medieval times as the Great Horse or the War Horse, whose strength, courage and gentle behavior during calamity reflected the Roman's first sighting of these majestic beasts. King Henry VIII is attributed with adding to the breed's unique reputation by restricting breeding only for equines at 15 hands or higher. Their name, Shire, was created out of the localities in England where these Gentle Giants were originally bred, areas including Lincolnshire and Cambridge-shire. With their size and docility, these resilient horses were often relied on by army forces to pull heavy equipment into war torn topography where conventional mechanical means were ineffective. Shires are also credited with greatly advancing agriculture and commerce in both England and the U.S, although with the widespread use of gas powered farming equipment, the breed approached extinction. Designated a threatened species by the Livestock Conservancy, Shires are once again seeing a revival in their breed as riding, driving and farming horses. Hermann Farm has become a champion of the Shire and is actively participating in a breeding program to continue the advancement of these Gentle Giants.
Call 573-486-FARM to schedule your tours. Times and dates to be announced. Enjoy the video of last year's Shire.
Farm Manager Corey Orr took on quite a project with the restoration of the Rasche family cemetery here at Hermann Farm. The gravestones were in fragments on the ground and in disarray from years of neglect. The plot was cleared and stones restored and situated upright and in order. A major project is now completed with this early resting place secured for the future. This is an interesting part of the tour to stop off and see the different styles of grave markers.
We recommend you call prior to your trip to schedule a visit and tour. 573-486-3276. www.hermannfarm.com
Haunting of Hermann Farm Video Project
We are working hard to create just the right mood for our Haunting of Hermann Farm event for October 20 and 21. Times are 6-9 PM. A one hour tram ride through hills and misty valleys of the farm like you've never seen it before. The Ghosts come out and all things Halloween will greet you on all sides during the tour. Pumpkins on the fence posts and vultures do an aerial show at dusk unless they're busy sitting on headstones at the cemetery. Call us for more information 573-486-FARM (3276). It is best to call prior to your visit to check on space availability.
The cost for the one hour tram ride will be:
$8 for children age 5-15
$14 for adults.
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Visit us soon as the Fall colors fill the landscape. Our narrated tram tour over 200 acres of farmland and a chance to step inside historic homes makes this a special trip indeed. We look forward to meeting you and we promise to make you kindly welcome! 573-486-FARM www.hermannfarm.com
Hermann Farm opens today at 12:30 with tours scheduled at 1:00 and 3:00. Historic interpreters guide the way on the tours where you visit over a dozen restored structures from Husmann mansion to humble cider house. Call for information. 573-486-FARM.
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We thank all our visitors in recent weeks who have braved the heat and made the trip to Hermann Farm! We hope your trip was a pleasant one! Please enjoy this short slide show of some of the butterflies and birds and wildflowers you'll see this Summer at the farm. Truly these are "Simple Gifts". Enjoy the music. Stay cool, and continue to follow this page for future events and a bit of history. We also post some old time recipes now and then. Sending the best to you all, from staff at Hermann Farm Museum, historic Hermann, MO.
www.hermannfarm.com for admission and tour times.
573-486-FARM for information.
Hermann Farm Butterflies and Birds
We thank all our visitors in recent weeks who have braved the heat and made the trip to Hermann Farm! We hope your trip was a pleasant one! Please enjoy this short slide show of some of the butterflies and birds and wildflowers you'll see this Summer at the farm. Truly these are "Simple Gifts". Enjoy the music. Stay cool, and continue to follow this page for future events and a bit of history. We also post some old time recipes now and then. Sending the best to you all, from staff at Hermann Farm Museum, historic Hermann, MO.
www.hermannfarm.com for admission and tour times
573-486-FARM for information.
Take a Summer trip to Hermann Farm in historic Hermann, MO. Watch the video slide show to see some of what you'll see on a trip back in time and views of some of the prettiest scenery in Gasconade County.
Call for information by contacting the farm office at 573-486-FARM or visiting the web site at www.hermannfarm.com
Summer at the Hermannn Farm
Take a moment and enjoy this slide show of things you'll see at Hermann Farm.... Why not visit today? Call for information on tour schedules. 573-486-FARM.
Visit Hermann Farm Museum soon, meet our Missouri Mules and tour almost 200 acres of pristine farmland. You'll see the log cabin, the future distillery, a trading post, and mercantile, enjoy wildflowers and song birds and raptors in flight. At the end of the tour visit the home of early vintner George Husmann, Father of the Missouri wine industry. Call for information 573-486-3276 or visit www.hermannfarm.com.
We thank the Nimble Thimble Guild for the wonderful display Maifest weekend! Quilters here on the slide show are Barb Struttman and Liz Schroeder. Thank you ladies for helping with our first quilt
exhibit! It looked amazing!
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Staff at Hermann Farm Museum awaits and are ready to take you on a trip back to a gentler time. Call 573-486-FARM to schedule group tours or visit the web site at www.hermannfarm.com. Walk ins welcome. Open Wed - Sunday 10-5
Opening May 5th. Adults $18.00 Children 3-15 $12.00. Walk-ins welcome but we ask you arrange a schedule for large tour groups or bus tours. Call the farm office at 573-486-FARM for information. Visit our web site for all the details on what you'll see on your trip back in time. www.hermannfarm.com
Fast approaching is the opening of Hermann Farm. Here's a short clip of things you'll see and experience at the farm. If you would like to book a group tour let us know. We can schedule you in. Walk ins welcome after we open on May 5th. For more photos of the farm visit our web site at www.hermannfarm.com or call our farm office located in the Mercantile. 573-486-FARM. See you soon!
We can't wait for May 5th when Hermann Farm opens for tours. Visit our web site at www.hermannfarm.com for details on admissions and tram tours. Please help spread the word. Take a trip back in time and meet our gentle Shire this Spring. Call 573-486-FARM for information and tour schedules.
You are invited to step back in time with a visit to Hermann Farm Museum in Hermann, MO. Enjoy the music and the slide show of images from our scrapbook of the people, our gentle drafts and mules, heritage chickens, and the spectacular scenery you can experience with a visit to another era. Take a moment to experience the past.....click full screen and call now 573-486-FARM.
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We will be the destination site for anyone interested in history when Hermann Farm opens for Spring tours on May 6th. We are scheduling tours now. Tram tours over hills and valleys, tours of the 1790s Trading Post, the workshops of the woodwright, tinsmith and broom maker, a delightfully stocked Mercantile and home of George Husmann and the Master Distiller's log house. Learn about Shire draft horses, Missouri mules and heritage breed chickens. So much to see and experience. Call for information 573-486-FARM or email the farm office at [email protected]. Visit our web site to learn more about the farm and our mission. www.hermannfarm.com