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In 1949, Mayer-Osborn built to suit Traer, Kansas

Dec18 by baggyparagraphs

2 Comments Posted in Eugene Mayer, Mayer-Osborn, The Companies, Their Work, William Osborn Tagged architecture, construction, grain elevator, Mayer-Osborn Company, Russell Anderson, Traer Kansas, Waldo and Anderson

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