The small city of Berger is situated on the Berger Bottom, a floodplain south of the Missouri River in Franklin County, Missouri. The community was first settled in 1818, and laid out in 1870, and named either for Joseph Berger, a local hunter, or Pierre Berger, an area merchant who died in 1787. Initially, the town was known as Berger Station as it was located on the railroad line. Berger is southeast of Hermann and northwest of Etlah and New Haven.
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Berger Guesthouse at Triple Creek Farm
Situated on a 42-acre working farm in Berger, near Hermann and New Haven, Missouri, the facilities offer a choice of two rental suites or a two-bedroom farm house. Directions, photographs, a list of amenities, rates, and online bookings are featured.
http://www.bergerguesthouse.com/
Offering 24-hour emergency locksmithing services, as well as automotive, residential, commercial, and industrial locksmithing, the company serves the Berger, Missouri region. Its services, rates, and policies are outlined.
http://berger573locksmith.com/
Located in the Missouri River wine valley region town of Berger, Missouri, the 1874 stone building is situated on 165 acres, offering painting workshops and other art events. Directions, schedules, and contacts are posted.
http://www.bethanysprings.com/
The Missouri River town was established in 1818. The official municipal web site offers boundary information, administrative and departmental contacts, council meeting agendas and minutes, and a community calendar.
http://www.cityofberger.com/
The circa 1818 home is located in Berger, only a few miles from Hermann, Missouri. Directions, rates, a list of amenities, contacts, and guest testimonials are offered.
http://www.countrycottagebb.com/
