Everything Cedar Falls is known for
Memorial in Waterloo honoring the five Sullivan brothers who died together when their ship USS Juneau was sunk during the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal in 1942.
5 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
Originally named for the cotton mill that helped build the town, this theater has been entertaining Cedar Falls for over a century. Built by local resident Frank Cotton, the Cotton Theatre opened its doors between 1909…
Imagine building your own barn, brick by brick, from cement you made yourself! That's exactly what C.A. Rownd did right here. In 1911, C.A. Rownd built this round barn using ashlar-faced blocks. But here's the kicker:…
Check out that unusual shape! This round barn, built in 1917, is a rare example of a once-popular architectural style for agricultural buildings. Back then, farmers experimented with round barns, believing they were…
Memorial in Waterloo honoring the five Sullivan brothers who died together when their ship USS Juneau was sunk during the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal in 1942.
This unassuming building is all that's left of a meat-packing empire that once dominated Waterloo and fed the nation. The Rath Packing Company started small in 1891, processing hogs. But by 1941, it had become the…