
This shot is looking to the north.

Looking from the west, showing the exterior grain lifting leg. I don't know if it was added on later, or was part of the original structure.

From the east.

Sadly, this picture was taken on September 19, 2005. I was on my way to a meeting in Leduc, and thought I'd drop by Morningside on the way up. To my shock, the elevator was gone. As far as I know, it was finally torn down in April, 2005.
I don't have any history on this elevator, and it is one I would like to get some information on. If you know anything about it, please let me know!