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The Amana Colonies in Iowa are a historic German communal settlement of seven villages founded by Inspirationists in the 1850s. Visitors explore heritage museums, restaurants, shops, and festival venues including the Festhalle Barn near the Amana Colonies Visitors Center. The Colonies host Iowa’s original Oktoberfest and other seasonal celebrations rooted in German-American tradition. Read more...
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The Sophienburg Museum & Archives in downtown New Braunfels, Texas, explores the life and legacy of the region’s German settlers. Visitors can tour exhibits on German Texas heritage, research in the archives by appointment, and browse Sophie’s Shop. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday and sits at 401 W. Coll Street near the historic downtown. Read more...
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The German-American Heritage Museum of the USA opened in 2010 in historic Hockemeyer Hall at 719 Sixth Street NW in Washington, DC. Operated by the German-American Heritage Foundation of the USA, it presents exhibits and programs on German-speaking heritage and the contributions of German Americans. Current hours are typically Tuesday–Thursday 11am–5pm, Friday 3–7pm until further notice, and closed Saturday–Monday. Read more...
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If you love the joy and excitement of the CHRISTmas season, then enjoy those special feelings all year long at Bronner’s CHRISTmas Wonderland! The sights, sounds, and spirit of CHRISTmas completely surround you at this amazing store, which is the size of one and a half football fields. Bronner’s is overflowing with 50,000 trims and gifts. Bronner’s is located in Read more...
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Operating within the association are a seven-gallery museum detailing the history and evolution of the community, a collections department housing thousands of artifacts and documents, an education department dedicated to presenting our story, and a unique gift shop offering locally crafted and European goods. In addition, the association owns and operates the historic Fischer Hall (attached to the museum), built Read more...




