N Scale - Scroggin's Mill, Lebanon, OR Z Scale Though the land still belonged

Though the land still belonged to the Union Pacific Railroad

The 3 porch areas

It is an iconic building in an ideal setting at end of Mackerel Cove

The building is a picturesque representation of a common architecture found around the turn of the 20th century

This is the rear portion of this Historic building as shown in the photograph

N Scale - Scroggin's Mill, Lebanon, OR Z Scale Though the land still belongedScroggins Mill 280 W. Sherman St. Lebanon, OR This old Purina Chows feed mill is located directly across the railroad tracks from the Santiam Travel Station. It was originally built in 1881 as a grain warehouse by a cooperative of local farmers and was known simply as the Lebanon Warehouse. It had a capacity of 60,000 bushels, with six 20x20x20 foot grain bins that were later divided into smaller units over the years. In 1907, Ralph Scroggin operated