Deutschheim State Historic Site in Hermann, Missouri preserves mid-19th-century houses and working buildings tied to German immigrants who settled there. Centered on homes, outbuildings, a barn, a winery, an original vineyard, and the site of a printing press, it reflects how German architectural traditions and daily life were adapted in Missouri. Furnished interiors, tools, and everyday artifacts connect the preserved buildings to the settlement’s domestic, economic, and cultural life and to the growth of a German-American community. The site also places German-Missourians within broader state and national history by addressing their contributions to the Union during the American Civil War.