Cargill Grain Elevator

Welcome to the Cargill Grain Elevator Museum, a unique historical landmark located at 2 Buffalo River Place, Buffalo, New York. Nestled on the banks of the Buffalo River, our museum offers an intriguing glimpse into the rich industrial heritage of the region. The iconic grain elevator, once a bustling hub of agricultural commerce, has been transformed into a captivating museum that preserves and showcases the history of grain storage and transportation.

Visitors to the Cargill Grain Elevator Museum can explore the architectural marvels of the early 20th century, learning about the innovative engineering and design that made Buffalo a key player in the grain industry. Through engaging exhibits, artifacts, and guided tours, guests will discover the stories of the workers, the evolution of grain processing technologies, and the pivotal role this site played in fueling the economic growth of Buffalo and beyond.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, an architecture aficionado, or simply curious about the industrial past, the Cargill Grain Elevator Museum offers an educational and inspiring experience for all ages. Join us in celebrating the legacy of this remarkable structure and the vibrant history of Buffalo's waterfront. We look forward to welcoming you to our museum, where history comes alive!