
The four corners of the 1874 stockade, long since gone, are marked by historical signs at the Barber County Courthouse (118 E. Washington Ave.), People's Bank (121 S. Main; behind the bank on Washington), the Police Department (114 W. 1st Ave.), and the school district office (100 E. 1st Ave.; between the office and the Presbyterian Church). The stockade, complete with watchtowers and built entirely of native logs, was constructed to protect the area from Indian raids.
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