
The Wohlt House - Hermann, MO
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N 38° 42.397 W 091° 25.783
15S E 636537 N 4285390
August Wohlt, when he moved here and built the house, he started a career as a river boat captain...August Wohlt was also the first mayor of Hermann...
Waymark Code: WM13BMK
Location: Missouri, United States
Date Posted: 11/02/2020
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County of house: Gasconade County
Location of house: E. 1st St, 3rd house W. of Frene Creek, N. side of street, Hermann
Built: 1884
Architectural Style: Colonial or Federal
Phone: 573-340-5840
"Built in 1884 by August Wohlt. Wohlt was at the time he built this house beginning a career as a riverboat owner.
"General description: two- and one-half-story rectangle-shaped brick
building with hip-roof plan, resting on a rock-faced coursed stone
foundation and with a full cellar.
"Setting: the house sits virtually on the sidewalk on the façade." ~ DNR Historic Survey PDF page 145
"The Wohlt House Bed and Breakfast was built by August Wohlt, circa 1884 in beautiful Hermann Missouri. This historic home overlooks the Missouri River and includes three beautiful guest rooms. Each guest room is spacious and luxurious with king sized bed, private bath, robes, cable TV, and refrigerator.
"The Common Area is a Victorian sitting room to share with family and friends or to meet other guests. Includes Cable TV, VCR with movies, books and magazines. The Dining Room is where a full breakfast is served with coffee, teas, and hot chocolate. Homemade cookies are served in the afternoon.
"Our guests also enjoy the view of the Missouri River, which can be seen from our large outdoor deck. Wohlt House Bed and Breakfast is a wonderful place to relax after a fun-filled day in Hermann, Missouri. We hope you’ll join us!" ~ Experience Hermann
"415 East 1st Street, August Wohlt House, 1884, Contributing (survey #207)
Outbuilding: Garage, non-contributing
Two -story brick house with hipped roof, decorative brick cornice, and stone foundation.
The 5-bay façade has a centered, segmental arched door with two-light transom. The singlebay porch that shelters the entrance has been rebuilt. The eastern most bay has a frame oriel
window with dentiled cornice and hipped roof on the first floor. The second floor windows
are 2/2 with segmental arches; the center opening is taller and accesses the porch roof. A
gable dormer is centered on the metal roof. A modern 3 car garage is located near the alley
behind the house." ~ NRHP Nomination Form