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- Portland elevator, still standing today but not operational. The greater metropolitan Portland area is out of the photo at the left. :)
- . The house was sold but the barn was torn down. If i remember right the barn was a chicken farm with an elevator. It was about 4-5 stories high. George
- complete with a elevator. It was once a hatchery. The home and barns were built in and around 1885. This is where my mother had her beauty shop
- was the original path of the railroad tracks prior to the 1910's when they were elevated through Covington.
- Graham family farm, late summer of 1971. It's harvest time for the hay, as the elevator and wagon are out, looks like the wheat has already been
- This was the Shepard Homestead. The family owned multiple grain elevators in the surrounding towns. Currently the property is a rental and in very rough shape.
- Former site of the Laketon Grain elevator and the Erie Lackawanna station. Laketon Grain burned down in the late '60s, and the EL station was torn
- Farley Elevator/Coop now closed. Currently owned by Mo Dept of Transportation. Son Hendrix barn on far right now gone. Farley State Band built at this location. Later become BankLiberty. Now closed and privately owned.
- . It was also a gas station for many years, but the pumps were removed in the 70's. This is directly across from the Columbus Elevator. I grew up in the house directly across the street.
- The gambrel roofed barn is 60% collapsed and the remaining barns are surrounded by weeds and trees. You can also see the cob burner for the elevator in the top right corner of the photo.
- and the built a hay elevator to put the hay to the top of the barn instead of throwing it. They quit farming when the dairy wanted them to go to a bulk tank
- elevator belonged to the Drew family and has since moved north about 1/2 mile. The 2 flat storage buildings to the east are all that remain of it. I
- in front of the machine shed and elevated for a 3 stall stable and the cob house by the center trees (not seen) was moved and put on a slab for the garden shed. The hedge rows are still here.
- Bowman's / DeLong Co was on south side of tracks (right) and Terra was on north side (left). DeLong Co now owns both sides - elevator on the south is gone and new ones were built on the north side.
- Looking North gone replaced by another building Main St/CR 13/Burgoon Rd just east of the elevator directly across from Post Office Burgoon OH Section 28 Jackson Township
- The business in the picture is Bob's Feed and Supply in Melbourne, IA. My dad, William H Robinson, was the manager of the elevator at the time
- My dad, my brother Dennie and I painted this grain elevator in the 1950's. It required a 60' ladder and we had to hang on to the top rung
- The DeLong Company 2758 Alworth Rd Winnebago IL 61088 Railroad station is Alworth. Was probably Bowman's at the time along the Illinois Central Railroad. Elevator was burned down a few years ago - arson.
- new houses. If you see something new in Lennon, that's where it used to be country. Progress I guess, but in my mind I will always remember my tiny little village with the grain elevator!
- Intersection of Elevation Rd and Federal Rd. The four bay building is the old Elevation VFD. It is now located in a newer building off the bottom-left of the photo.
- Harrisville grain elevator/mill. Back in the 1960s light tractors pulling grain wagons would be backed up to state rd. 32. This was during harvest
- Graham family farm, late summer of 1971. It's harvest time for the hay, as the elevator and wagon are out, looks like the wheat has already been
- A family named Steele lived on the property to the east where the grain elevator is. The Grandfather and Grandmother of my wife to be (Marlene Louise
- as well as farming a portion of that acreage. Rudy/Dena had 3 sons; Rudy Jr, Donald, Robert. Don worked for the Feed Elevator, drove gravel truck for Cerro