The Iconic Palouse Round Barn | Northwest Profiles (1992) | KSPS PBS

Explore one of the most unique and beloved landmarks in the Pacific Northwest — the Palouse Round Barn — in this KSPS PBS Northwest Profiles episode. Nestled in the rolling hills of the Palouse region in eastern Washington State, this architectural marvel stands as a tribute to the region’s agricultural roots and rural ingenuity. Built in 1917 by Nels Iverson, the Palouse Round Barn is an engineering and cultural treasure, designed for efficiency, durability, and beauty. With its striking circular shape and soaring roofline, the barn has become an iconic symbol of the Palouse farming community and a favorite subject for photographers, historians, and travelers alike.

Produced by Scott McKinnon in 1992.

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