Horn Feeds, Inc.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

This grain handling facility at 728 Clarendon Avenue in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, was built around the turn-of-the-century.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

The granary was originally operated by Buell & Goodman.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

It was built adjacent to the Wisconsin Central Railroad tracks, providing farmers with a method to ship their products to distant markets.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

Over the years, the facility was expanded to handle other material, such as with these tanks to handle a variety of fuel supplies.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

Additional newer tanks are at the northeast corner of the property.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

The grain handling operation has also been modernized over years, with newer buildings added alongside the historic wooden structure.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

These tall metal grain silos form the central part of the modern facility.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

Structures were added at various times, creating a disjointed appearance.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

This shed provides covered parking for grain trucks.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

This brick building is the public entrance to the business.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

This facility has been Horn Feeds, Inc. since 1978.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

This structure appears to be fuel-related, with a Mobil Pegasus sign and gas pumps outside.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

The fuel tanks at the northeast corner of the property are a fueling station.

Horn Feeds, Inc. Volvo FE6 in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

Based on the Volvo FL first introduced in the summer of 1985, the Volvo FE6 was introduced for North America in 1986. Usually powered by a Volvo TD63 6-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine, they were also available with a lower-priced 6.6-liter Caterpillar 3116. Also available was the FE7 model, with a larger 7-liter Volvo TD73 diesel engine for heavy-duty applications. The Volvo FE received a minor facelift for 1992, with the front turn signals moving to the corners of the bumper, and continued to be offered in North America through 1998.

Horn Feeds, Inc. in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on November 20, 2001

These small grain bins sat at the northeast corner of the property.