Not in use today, but residents would like the building preserved.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Stouffville CO-OP Grain Elevator
Not in use today, but residents would like the building preserved.
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Nice shot of a rural situation. Here in amsterdam they made appartments out of a grain elevator but I must admit it was a very big stone one.
ReplyDeleteI can see why. It would be wrong to lose that part of their history. Fine shot, Andy.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad the residents of Stouffville realize they have a treasure!
ReplyDeleteToo many elevators are being dismantled. I wish them luck saving this one.
ReplyDeleteThese old grain elevators are historically and culturally significant buildings sometimes referred to as "the cathedrals of the plains." They are rapidly disappearing from South Dakota. Good to see this one survives.
ReplyDeleteI like stark shapes like this.
ReplyDeleteI like to keep things intact. Once gone, forever gone.
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