Arts and culture The following properties in Overland have been identified as county landmarks: Lackland House, built around 1844, with 13 glass panes at the front door and 13 crossbars on the front porch, to commemorate the original 13 states. Alexander McElhinney Log House, a dogtrot log home built in the 1850s; moved and restored in the 1980s. Wild Acres Park, a estate and Renaissance Revival home built in 1907; purchased by the city and opened as Wild Acres Park in 1995. Gocke-Vance House, a fireproof home built in 1910, based on a Frank Lloyd Wright design.
Arts and culture The following properties in Overland have been identified as county landmarks: Lackland House, built around 1844, with 13 glass panes at the front door and 13 crossbars on the front porch, to commemorate the original 13 states. Alexander McElhinney Log House, a dogtrot log home built in the 1850s; moved and restored in the 1980s. Wild Acres Park, a estate and Renaissance Revival home built in 1907; purchased by the city and opened as Wild Acres Park in 1995. Gocke-Vance House, a fireproof home built in 1910, based on a Frank Lloyd Wright design.