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Fitger’s Hotel, Brewery, and Grille in Duluth stands as a repurposed late 19th-century industrial complex along the waterfront, distinguished by its ivy-covered facade. Across the bay in Superior, Wisconsin, the Hansen-Mueller and CHS grain elevators alongside BNSF freight trains underscore the active infrastructure supporting regional grain storage and shipment via rail and Great Lakes routes.

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CHS Grain Elevators in Superior, Wisconsin, at the Port of Superior.
CHS Grain Elevators in Superior, Wisconsin, are part of the Port of Superior’s grain-handling facilities. The complex stores and transfers grain for shipment by rail and vessel on the western shore of Lake Superior.
Hansen-Mueller Grain Elevator in Superior, Wisconsin, with BNSF freight cars beside the facility.
Hansen-Mueller Grain Elevator in Superior, Wisconsin, is a grain storage and transfer facility on Superior Bay. BNSF freight cars move commodities through the complex by rail for shipment to regional and export markets. The elevator is part of Superior’s industrial waterfront and Great Lakes shipping network.
Fitger's Historic Complex in Duluth, Minnesota, with ivy-covered walls and rooftop signs.
Fitger's Historic Complex in Duluth, Minnesota, was originally built as a brewery and hotel. The former industrial building now houses a hotel, restaurant, and retail space on the city's waterfront. Its ivy-covered facade and rooftop signs make it one of Duluth's most recognizable landmarks.

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