Historic Sites of Manitoba: Federal Grain Elevator (Hodgson, RM of Fisher)

A 30,000 bushel wooden grain elevator, at Hodgson on the CNR Inwood Subdivision in the Rural Municipality of Fisher, was built in 1949 by Federal Grain Limited. Closed in 1972 when the company's assets were sold to Manitoba Pool Elevators, the building was moved to the Marble Ridge Hutterite Colony. It was destroyed by fire in 1979 and replaced in 1980 on the same site by the present steel structure.

The former Federal Grain elevator from Hodgson at the Marble Ridge Hutterite Colony

The former Federal Grain elevator from Hodgson at the Marble Ridge Hutterite Colony (no date)
Source: Riley Waldner

The former Federal Grain elevator from Hodgson at the Marble Ridge Hutterite Colony

The former Federal Grain elevator from Hodgson at the Marble Ridge Hutterite Colony (no date)
Source: Riley Waldner

The former Federal Grain elevator being destroyed by fire

The former Federal Grain elevator being destroyed by fire (November 1979)
Source: Riley Waldner

Site Coordinates (lat/long): N51.21351, W97.56755
denoted by symbol on the map above

See also:

Manitoba Business: Federal Grain Limited

Sources:

This page was prepared by Riley Waldner and Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 7 September 2026

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