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Grain elevator, Lewiston, Montana. In the grain-growing areas of the west and mid-west these historic grain elevators dominate the built environments of small rural towns, railroad crossings and farm collectives. Many of them are no longer active, having been replaced by pre-engineered metal buildings. Their long term fate is uncertain, but as cultural landmarks we would like to find a way for their preservation. #grainelevators #grainelevatorphotography #grainelevatorart #montanalandmarks #montanaphotography August 5, 2023
