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Welcome to Jonesburg!
Our little town is a hidden gem for wine lovers and those seeking a slice of scenic, small-town charm. With its rich history, friendly community, and proximity to beautiful vineyards, Jonesburg is the perfect spot for a peaceful getaway.
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Places to Explore
Little Lost Creek Conservation Area
This is a partially spring-fed Ozark stream, characterized by clear water and a rocky stream bed. Brilliantly colored Ozark fish species such as bleeding shiners, southern red belly dace and stripped darters are found in the streams. The 2,899 acre area consists of mostly oak/hickory forest, woodlands and glades. A 5.2 mile hike through the area provides visitors with beautiful displays of foliage color.
Katy Trail
Is built on the former corridor of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (MKT or Katy), is 240 miles long and runs between Clinton and Machens with 26 trailheads and four fully restored railroad depots along the way. The section of trail between Cooper County and St. Charles County has been designated as an official segment of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. Katy Trail is also part of the American Discovery Trail, has been designated as a Millennium Legacy Trail and was added to the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Hall of Fame in 2008.
Trail users have the opportunity to wind through some of the most scenic areas of the state with the majority of the trail closely following the Missouri River. The park also takes users through a slice of rural history as it meanders through the small towns that once thrived along the railroad corridor and reflect the rich heritage of Missouri. Information at the trailheads makes a ride or walk on the Katy not only a healthy adventure, but also an educational one.
Klondike Park
Located at 4600 Hwy. 94 South, Augusta, is a scenic property that includes more than four miles of natural surface and paved trails, a lake for fishing, kayaking and paddleboarding, a unique birding and wildlife area, shelters, playgrounds, and sites for cabin and tent camping.
Daniel Boone Home
The Historic Daniel Boone Home site, located at 1868 Hwy. F, Defiance, features historic, reconstructed 19th century village and gift shop. The Park Department acquired the property in 2016 from Lindenwood University and officially renamed the park Lindenwood Park.
Indian Camp Creek Park
2679 Dietrich Road, Foristell. 603 acres including more than 10 miles of multi-use trails for hiking, biking and equestrian use. Camping, disc golf, and fishing and a large destination playground are just some of the amenities found there.
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Places to Shop & Sip
Hermann Wine Country
A historic town celebrated for its rich German heritage, vibrant wine culture, and welcoming community, nestled along the banks of the Missouri River.
The Wine Trail
Nestled in the scenic Missouri River Valley, this trail is celebrated for connecting some of the region’s most picturesque and award-winning wineries. This trail offers enthusiasts a unique opportunity to taste a wide variety of wines, from classic varietals to innovative blends, all while enjoying the stunning landscapes and friendly atmosphere that characterize Missouri wine country.
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The Town of Hermann
A charming and historic town that was rated by Travel + Leisure as one of Americas most beautiful small towns in the US. Enjoy a vibrant downtown area with quaint shops, delicious restaurants, and cozy bed and breakfasts, making it an enchanting destination for visitors seeking a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.
Augusta
A picturesque small town nestled in the heart of Missouri’s wine country, renowned for its charming local shops, exceptional wineries and breweries, and inviting restaurants that offer a taste of local hospitality and flavors.
Local Shops
Wineries & Breweries
The region’s rich soil and favorable climate contribute to producing exceptional wines and beers. Visitors can enjoy tastings, tours, and breathtaking views, making Augusta a must-visit destination for connoisseurs and casual enthusiasts alike.
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Grab a Bite
Local chefs pride themselves on using fresh, regional ingredients to create mouthwatering dishes that cater to all tastes. Whether you’re in the mood for a casual meal or a fine dining experience, Augusta’s restaurants provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
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Augusta
A picturesque small town nestled in the heart of Missouri’s wine country, renowned for its charming local shops, exceptional wineries and breweries, and inviting restaurants that offer a taste of local hospitality and flavors.
Local Shops
Wineries & Breweries
The region’s rich soil and favorable climate contribute to producing exceptional wines and beers. Visitors can enjoy tastings, tours, and breathtaking views, making Augusta a must-visit destination for connoisseurs and casual enthusiasts alike.
Learn More
Grab a Bite
Local chefs pride themselves on using fresh, regional ingredients to create mouthwatering dishes that cater to all tastes. Whether you’re in the mood for a casual meal or a fine dining experience, Augusta’s restaurants provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Learn More
Wineries We Recommend
Hermannhof Winery
300 E. 1st Street
Hermann, MO
Open 10:00am – 5:00pm
Adam Puchta Winery
1947 Frene Creek
Hermann, MO
Open 10:00am – 5:00pm
Oak Glenn Winery
1104 Oak Glenn Place
Hermann, MO
Open 10:00am – 5:00pm (Fri-Sun Only)
Hermann Wine Trolly
E 1st St & Schiller St
Hermann, MO
Enjoy The Night
Places to Dine
Frumpy Joe’s
105 E. Booneslick Rd
Jonesburg, MO
Warehouse Bar & Grill
102 Cedar Street
Jonesburg, MO
Oliver’s
289 W Veterans Memorial Pkwy
Warrenton, MO 63383
The Creek Grill & Sports Bar
2000 Phoenix Center Drive
Washington, MO 63090
Dos Primos
2072 Village Ln
Hermann, MO 65041
Concert Hall & Barrel Tavern
206 E 1st St
Hermann, MO 65041
Stone Hill Winery
1110 Stone Hill Hwy
Hermann, MO
Hermann Wurst Haus
234 E. 1st Street
Hermann, MO
Welcome to your own adventure
Welcome to Jonesburg
More about our Town
Jonesburg, Missouri, is a small town with a rich history located in Montgomery County. Established in the early 19th century, Jonesburg was officially incorporated in 1858. The town was named after the Jones family, early settlers who played a significant role in its development. Situated along the historic Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, Jonesburg grew as a vital railroad community, facilitating trade and travel in the region.
Over the years, Jonesburg has maintained its small-town charm while adapting to changes. It has served as a local hub for agriculture and commerce, supporting the surrounding rural communities. Despite its modest size, Jonesburg has contributed to the cultural and historical fabric of Montgomery County, reflecting the broader story of growth and resilience in rural America.
1829
James Jones, arrives via stagecoach and settles here. He rents a room at a widow’s farm three miles northeast of High Hill.
1837
James Duckworth built the first building – one-story house used as a saloon and trading post.
1857
The North Missouri Railroad is built and reaches about two miles east of town. It was known as the “Y” lane road because of the shape of the tracks where engines could turn around. This station was used to haul wood to St. Louis. Henry Godfrey opens a blacksmith shop and later a livery stable in what will later become the Historical Society Building.
1910
Jonesburg gets its first telephones, and its first dental practice. Its population is now 456.
1916
The first light plant is established by Jim Shelton, making electricity broadly
available to the town for the first time. Shelton retained ownership of the company until selling it to the Missouri Edison Company in the 1920s.
1920
Jonesburg’s population reaches 473.
1922
The school expands to offer a four-year high school program.
1924
The center block of businesses in town catches fire, and townspeople are able to put the fire out by getting water from the road water line near Highway 40, which was in the process of being built.
1961
The city gets a second, larger fire truck, paid for by the rural fire protection
association.
1980
Jonesburg’s population grows to 614. The city encompasses 1.17 square miles.
2016
CertainTeed Roofing opens a new $100 million facility in Jonesburg, bringing with it nearly 100 new jobs.
Today
Jonesburg is a popular stop for travelers along I-70 and is loved by more than 720 residents who call it home.
