Searching for ACO Silos in Minnesota
Historic ACO farm silos are still relatively common across southwest Minnesota, but many have lost their attached barns over the years. Most of these silos were built from 1910-1940, from burnt-orange clay silo block manufactured at the Ochs brickyard at Springfield, Minnesota. Ride along as I search the back roads of Minnesota for ACO silos. Check out my website: https://www.mnbricks.com/ Minnesota brick memorabilia: https://www.mnbricks.com/shop/
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The Schumacher Barn
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When Wild Animals Get Way Too Close 😱
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Before Electricity: Crafting a Massive Water Wheel Shaft from Solid Oak (1964)
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The Fleck Corn Crib ACO Silo – One of a Kind!
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13 Ghost Towns in Minnesota You're Not Supposed to Know!
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Silo Demolition 3
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A Brickyard Left to Nature – Morton, Minnesota
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Enter and Explore the Abandoned Bowe House and learn its History.
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Hidden ACO Silo – Morton, Minnesota
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