Hundreds of white grain elevators stand as sentinels across the plain, ... 10,000: capacity in bushels of the smallest wood elevators of the early 1900s. Some could hold up to 15,000.

It was heralded as the most ambitious elevator ever built. With two sides of waterway access, it could take in grain from a vessel on the Buffalo River side, while unloading a cargo of coal on the ...

There are about 200 additional grain elevators that are not licensed because they deal with less than 30,000 bushels of crops per year. Ohio had 564 licensed grain elevators 10 years ago.

BLOOMINGTON - For much of the 20th century, strange looking contraptions called portable elevators (like the one pictured here) were a common sight on farms throughout the Midwest corn belt.

C) take the money, go to one of the coldest places in the United States, find an unused grain elevator, and toss in the whole wad. Plus any other savings you’ve accumulated. Judy Peres chose C ...

Dennis Mennenga of Farmer City, owner of the Sabina Elevator since 2003, hosted an open house for the 100th anniversary of the 120-foot tall pine grain elevator in Sabina. Check out more photos at ...

There are 115 grain elevators left in Manitoba, after Tuesday’s fire. (Supplied) “Otherwise, I worry that this once-prominent symbol of the Prairies will be gone within a generation.” ...

In comparison, the Teweles and Brandeis Grain Elevator held 30,000 bushels. The Globe was dismantled in 2022. Crews are also working on adding a new 550-square-foot Boxcar Annex to the west side ...