| Forgotten Architecture |
| Preservation Through Exploration |
Ogilvie Flour Mill
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| Exterior's from my old digital camera. | |
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| The eleven story elevator house, built in 1929. The original mill was only seven stories and one can tell where its roof was by the beginning of brick walls on its south side. | |
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| The elevator house and original silo's. | |
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| One of two grain dryers on the first floor of the elevator house. | |
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| The numerous legs. | |
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| Looking towards what once was a storage room. | |
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| Looking from the document room. | |
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| The interesting ceiling | |
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| Looking out at the boiler house. | |
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| Rollers in the basement of the Elevator House | |
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| The second stairway in the basement. | |
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