Sullivan Flour Mill

No longer used as a flour mill though. It is now used & owned by a fertilizer/grain handler, that also deals in farm equipment/supplies.

[Chillen]

This reminds me of some of the old buildings at the docks in my brith city of Liverpool. It's thought provoking how similar these sorts of buildings are all over the world. Your Aussie versions seem to have a preference for the tin roof. It must get quite hot inside in summer.

[Richard Brown]

Nice shot we have a similar building in my home town that's on my to do list to shoot at some point :)

[Debbie]

This look exactly like a flour mill in York WA. The only difference being that the one in York has been fully restored and is used as an art exhibition.

[Babs]

What a fabulous old building, good to see that it is still in use even though not as a flour mill.

[Terrie]

I love these old places. Such character and petina. Really nice shot.

[Dione Giorgio]

Imposing old building. Great capture.

[Lynda McG]

Nice capture

[Debra]

Cool looking old building, looks like it has quite a few stories to tell.

[ajisaac]

Lovely shot of this old flour mill-plenty of character. A fav too.

[Penelope Ann]

Grand old buildings

[Merrelyn]

Love the character of these old mills.

[Candace]

I love the old mills and their painted ghost sign's!

[Casablanca]

Reminiscent of many early industrial buildings around the docks in my native east end of London in my youth, most gone now and replaced by modern developments. I always feel these walls have stories to tell and in the faded lettering most of all. Lovely poignant shot.

[Catherine]

An imposing building. Good to see that some of the writing is still visible, giving away its history.

[Catherine P]

Lovely old building. Really pleased to read that it's still in use.

[Denise Wood]

great capture :)

[Margo]

Looks very country!!

[KWind]

Love the brick and tones.

[Yao RL]

you got to keep this shot and you never know one day it may disappear.

[Paul]

Plenty of character in this building. Very nice 👍