The ex Cargill grain elevator in Brandon, MB, Aug 2014. Contributed by Steve Boyko.
There was one grain elevator remaining in Brandon, Manitoba. It was an ex McCabe, ex Cargill grain elevator located near the CP yard. Demolition started on May 10, 2021.
Cargill grain elevators in Brandon, Oct 1991. Copyright by Donald Hamilton.
The ex Cargill grain elevator in Brandon, MB, June 2017. Contributed by Adam Bouvier.
There was a newer Cargill grain elevator in Brandon that was demolished in August 2008.
Brandon East Cargill grain elevator, Sep 1991. Copyright by Donald Hamilton.
Manitoba Pool
Brandon Pool “A” grain elevator, June 1994. Copyright by Donald Hamilton.
Manitoba Pool Elevators had their “A” grain elevator in northeast Brandon, on what was the CP Varcoe subdivision. It was located here between Lori Road and the Trans-Canada Highway. According to the Manitoba Historical Society, it was built between 1983 and 1984 and demolished in 2008.
The Pool “B” elevator was in line with the Pioneer grain elevator. It was reportedly demolished on September 1, 2012 at 5:25 PM (video here).
Brandon “B” Pool elevator, 1989. Copyright by Donald HamiltonBrandon Pool “B” elevator and Pioneer grain elevator, June 1994. Copyright by Donald Hamilton.
Brandon Pool and Pioneer grain elevators, circa 2001. Contributed by John Hendry.
Pioneer
Pioneer grain elevator in Brandon, MB, 1990. Copyright by Donald Hamilton.
There was one big red Pioneer grain elevator in Brandon, near the Pool’s “B” elevator. It consisted of a large elevator, with what looks like a former Paterson adjacent to it, and a crib annex. It had a capacity of 11,930 tonnes. It was likely demolished in 2009 or 2010 after the nearby Kemnay elevator was built.
UGG
UGG grain elevator in Brandon, Oct 1991. Copyright by Donald Hamilton.UGG grain elevator in Brandon, Oct 1991. Copyright by Donald Hamilton.McCabe / UGG grain elevator in Brandon, Manitoba, July 1981. Contributed by Steve Boyko.
Feed Mills
Co-Op Feeds elevator, Brandon, MB, July 2020. Contributed by Adam Bouvier.McKenzie Seeds building in Brandon, MB, July 2020. Contributed by Adam Bouvier.
