Built in 1898, the 'Arcadia' round barn sits on the original alignment of route 66  the round barn is one of America's truly unique and unusual landmarks.  

It was designed and built by William h. odor, the construction is considered to be an architectural wonder.

A local group of retirees known as "The Over the Hill Gang" got toegether to volunteer their time, money, and craftsmanship to restoring the massive structure. It took four years and $65,000 to complete.

In 1992, The National Preservation Honor Award was presented to the group for their work.

The round barn is 60-feet in diameter and 45-feet tall. It has two levels. The first floor level is a museum and gift shop. The second level (or loft) has a wooden floor and an architecturally impressive ceiling.