Mount Vernon, Indiana: Kitchen Canister Grain Bins
A row of stubby, cylindrical grain bins on a private farm are labeled Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Flour. First painted by the Moore family as kitchen canisters in 1985; restored in 2020.
- Address:
- 5901-6477 Caborn Rd, Mount Vernon, IN
- Directions:
- Off of Highway 62 between Mount Vernon and Evansville, visible on a hill on the north side of the road. Nine miles west outside of Evansville, and 14 miles from US-41.
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The grain bins labeled coffee, tea, flour, and sugar were painted by the Moore family. I farmed the ground below that farm along Highway 62. The man that owned the farm was Alfred Moore. His daughter came up with the idea to paint them.
[Danny Rupp, 03/12/2023]It seems as though the owners have painted over the lettering on the silos so they are just silos again.
[Rusty Campbell, 10/16/2019]
The four kitchen canister silos are just off the road.
[Linda B, 04/07/2015]Outside of Evansville, there is a farm with a series of 4 short silos. The words painted on them are TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, FLOUR. They look like kitchen canisters.
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