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| Steven J. Brown posted Norfolk & Western Class A 1218 on a Chicago-Ft Wayne excursion at Raber, Indiana - June 18, 1988. |
The wood grain elevator did not survive because the elevator has grown considerably.
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| Street View, Jul 2019 |
The concrete silos did survive.
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| Street View, Jul 2019 |
As with some other Midwest towns, the grain elevator is the only thing that has survived. Note on the left how much equipment is available for spreading fertilizer.
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| Satellite |
The legs are more complicated than a standard storage elevator. So is this a continuation of the KENT heritage we saw in Stephen's photo, and they make feed?
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| Street View, Jul 2019 |
The elevator is rail served, but the siding is not big enough to handle a long cut of hoppers.And that modified truck loadout can't fill hoppers very efficiently. So do they ship special feeds to other facilities?
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| Street View, Jul 2019 |
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