Explains the who, what, where and why of these sometimes massive midwestern structures that puzzle the traveler and are mostly taken for granted by the locals. The 111 pp. paperback, with over 150 regional illustrations, tells the story of how grain storage began, elevators were invented, who owns them and how they work. Includes sections on a variety materials used in the Midwest from the 1800s to today; with many historic photos and 86 full color examples of an important building form that is integral to our American heritage and economy. To order: http://www.grainelevatorpress.com, 520-393-0623, 502 E Sherman St., Hutchinson, KS 67501
