When originally constructed in 1923, the B & O railroad grain elevator was the largest and fastest in the world. The grain terminal was the pulse of the world's agricultural market in the new age of industrialism. Every year, ten miles of conveyor belts carried 3.8 million bushels of grain from the rail cars to transatlantic cargo ships all over the world. Today, one of America's most awards winning projects 24-story tower, soars above the Baltimore Harbor, allowing 360(degree) views of the city skyline.
