The Missouri Humanities Council will feature a new display highlighting the German Heritage Corridor during an event to be held Sunday, Oct. 13, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Peers Store. It will be …
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The Missouri Humanities Council will feature a new display highlighting the German Heritage Corridor during an event to be held Sunday, Oct. 13, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Peers Store. It will be conjunction with the Treloar Elevator Party held at the Treloar Mercantile at the same time. A series of panels were recently installed and will educate visitors on the local German history of the Peers area. A Missouri Parks tram will take visitors between the two locations. A barbecue benefiting the Marthasville Volunteer Fire Department will be held at the Treloar Mercantile. Live music will be provided at each location. A new painting by Bryan Haynes of the Treloar Mercantile circa 1910 will be on display at the mercantile. Pictured, from left, are Dan Burkhardt, owner, Caitlyn Yager of the Missouri Humanities Council, and Ralph Pfremmer, executive director of Magnificent Missouri.
