Minneapolis was a center of flour milling for decades. One of the major mills was closed in the fifties and the remains caught on fire in the early sixties. The burned out hulk sat for years until a revitalization brought it back to use as a museum of milling history. The creation of the museum and its tie with the remains of the building were most interesting to see.
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| Entry hallway and gift shop |
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| Example of a box car used to move flour to distributors |
I do like that pancake table. :) Another interesting museum.
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