Lewis Round Barn

The Lewis Round Barn was built in 1914 and at the time was the largest round barn built in the Midwest. The structure is 80-feet in diameter with a 40-foot tall silo in the center. Other than the shingles and siding it was made entirely out of wood harvested from the site. In 2000, the structure was moved and rebuilt in its current location outside the Adams County Fairgrounds.

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