“When you lose the post office, the church and school, maybe you can tolerate those. But the grain elevators were often the reason why many towns existed in the first place.”
This tower of rice is ending its reign over a Canadian town after more than 100 years.
“When you lose the post office, the church and school, maybe you can tolerate those. But the grain elevators were often the reason why many towns existed in the first place,” Gordon Goldsborough, head of the Manitoba Historical Society,of the structure’s significance to the town of Elva. “To see the elevator go is kind of the that last hurrah for the town.”
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