Welcome to the Nanton Grain Elevators, a living piece of Canada's agricultural history.
Our iconic grain elevators, standing tall against the prairie sky, offer a glimpse into the vital role these structures played in shaping the rural landscape.
As a cherished local landmark, we invite you to explore our rich heritage, discover the stories of those who worked the land, and experience the past coming alive through our interactive exhibits and guided tours.
Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply looking to connect with the roots of Canadian farming, the Nanton Grain Elevators provide an unforgettable journey back in time.
Tours of the Nanton Grain Elevators:
These begin for the season on May 15 and are Thursday through Monday at the top of the hour starting at 10 am to 4 pm (last one starts at 3 pm).
No need to pre-book UNLESS you have a group of 15+ in which case please try and book 24 hours in advance by emailing nantongrainelevators@outlook.com.
These are by donation.
We are pleased to be debuting a brand new display this year: the Anthony “Tony” Schlachter Display.
Photography by Lori Stuart
Show Your Support!
Show your support for the Nanton Grain Elevators with our exclusive t-shirts and hoodies! Grain elevator key chains and earrings are also available at Tap Town Books.
100% of each purchase helps preserve these iconic landmarks and keeps Alberta’s agricultural history alive.
Wear your pride and contribute to a great cause—grab yours today!
Available at the Nanton Grain Elevators,
Because I Said So
(Corner of 19th Street & Hwy 2 Nanton)
and TapTown Books
(2114 20 Street, Nanton)
Black Hoodies
$65
White T-Shirt
$30
Black T-Shirt
$30