Wheat Elevators and Railroad Cars in Craigmont Idaho 1941

Wheat elevators, a sack warehouse, and railroad cars define the landscape of Craigmont, Idaho. Captured in July 1941, this vintage image showcases newly constructed elevators designed for the harvest. Government-owned wheat was transported to clear storage, facilitating the arrival of the new crop in the region’s agricultural cycle.

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