This is worth a stop! It was interesting to read about how grain was stored before it was distributed, how the farmers would bring the grain to this elevator, and how the process worked for them. There's also a nice windmill and a few other little buildings in a small space.
It's a self-guided tour with good clear information, and I was happy that I made the time to stop - it's not too far off the highway and is worth the 15 to 20 minutes of your time!
Large parking area, well kept grounds, no restrooms, but there are gas...
   Read moreI visited on a Sunday when the elevator was open and it was fascinating to see how it worked. The structure is wonderfully restored and there was a helpful tour guide to explain it all. I had never understood how these grain elevators functioned and it's really impressive to see how it was engineered given the technology of the time. It's a quick tour - we were in and out in less than half an hour - and free, donations accepted. Highly recommended for...
   Read moreInformative, easy parking and it’s right in the downtown area so it was a good place to get out and walk around. It’s a small area but being able to see these places in their original place and form is fun. It literally brings history books and social studies books to life for the elementary and middle...
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