Hayden Flour Mill History

Built in 1874, the Hayden Flour operated continuously for 124 years. Take a tour of the mill and learn more about its past and find out what the future holds for this amazing Tempe icon.

[@javila1000]

Awesome video I've milled flour for the last 17 years

[@user-gc2sj5oo8c]

My Father worked there for a long time as Head Miller. I have been all through that place even up the towers and rode that scary vertical conveyor belt.

[@thENDweDIE]

@ Ronald I see this building daily and it is a beauty. What you call an "Eyesore" I call a window into the past. History is key! I'm sorry you haven't realized that... yet.

[@steveburton2410]

Ten years later, and what has been restored?

[@WootTootZoot]

Tempe Az was named after a bean curd product similar to Tofu. I'm sure of it.

[@ricinro]

The Vale of Tempe (Greek: Κοιλάδα των Τεμπών) is a gorge in the Thessaly region of northern Thessaly, in northern Greece, located between Olympus to the north and Ossa to the south, and between the regions of Thessaly and Macedonia.

[@southwestAZ]

4:08 ¢; ♡

[@randyfrakes6667]

They say they wanted to maintain the history of Tempe, then why didn't they maintain the history of downtown Tempe?