The World's Littlest Skyscraper

This was a great experience for my son and I. The tour was very informative! I would recommend if you’re in the area stop by and check this place out!

Words cannot begin to explain how AWESOME this place is. Tons of cool history, and there's an amazing boutique Lockport in the building with cool stuff to shop for. But the building is neat, and you'll truly enjoy your visit with a little history lesson as climb to the top. I promise this will be one of the most memorable places you'll ever visit.

Very cute place to visit when stopping in Wichita Falls. Every floor has different things available to buy. At the top, there's a photo op with the little skyscraper.

I missed the store opening there. Nice things I see in the window...but the little skyscraper was there. Definitely humbling moment & reminder of when your plans don't go correctly as planned. Your vision was misconstrued. What Not paying attention to the details looks like. Something cool to see in Witchita Falls. Off to find the Falls...

It is exactly what it claims to be. Cute, funny, and over 100 years old. Fun thing to see. I didn't go in, and don't know if it's allowed, but it was fun to go see.

I went today but it didn’t look open. The lights were on upstairs. I guess I’ll go back the next time I’m in town. It’s a cute building.

During the official After Hours Art Walk in downtown Wichita Falls, Texas, I had the opportunity to visit to visit the World's Littlest Skyscraper, also known as the Newby-McMahon Building to explore one of many historic buildings in the area. Now home to Hello Again, an antique shop with souvenirs of this historic site and reasonably affordable furniture and home decor with friendly staff to boot, the trip upstairs to the top was quite the view for sure. I'd personally recommend a quick visit here so that you too can tell your friends that you were at the World's Littlest Skyscraper.

Will have to go back as this was a stop on our motorcycle groups event. Not a great section of town but was not open at the time. Meat history of the hotel.