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Durbin Archeological Site

Moline vicinity
Moline (Elk County)
Listed in National Register 5/02/1975

Architect: Not listed
Category: camp



    Elk County Courthouse

    127 N Pine
    Howard (Elk County)
    Listed in National Register 04/22/2009

    Architect: McDonald, George E.
    Category: courthouse



    Elk Falls Pratt Truss Bridge

    off Montgomery St., across the Elk River, Elk Falls vicinity
    Elk Falls (Elk County)
    Listed in National Register 5/06/1994

    Architect: Not listed
    Category: road-related

    Constructed 1892-1893, the Elk Falls Pratt Truss Bridge is a wrought iron Pratt truss bridge that spans the Elk River. The Pratt truss is a system of parallel chords and vertical members in compression with diagonal members that slant toward the center in tension. The bridge measures 130 feet long by 16 feet wide and is supported by two limestone abutments built into each bank of the river and. Wood decking provides the roadway for the bridge. It was as part of the "Metal Truss Bridges of Kansas Multiple Property Submission" for its architectural significance.



    Grenola Mill and Elevator

    Railroad Avenue
    Grenola (Elk County)
    Listed in National Register 7/11/2002

    Architect: Not listed
    Category: processing; storage

    Constructed circa 1909, the Grenola Mill and Elevator is located on a siding of the South Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad Company and consists of a balloon frame grain elevator, mixing room, storage warehouse and scales. The mixing room and warehouse are attached to the west side of the elevator. The elevator is sheathed in metal sheets and has a 15,000-bushel capacity. Designed by the P. H. Pelkey Company of Wichita, the complex was constructed by R. M. Van Ness Construction Company of Fairbury, Nebraska. It was nominated for its association with the development of small family farms and for its architectural significance.




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