The only information I have found was the build date which was 1870, and that it was originally built as a grain mill and converted to an ice house soon afterwards. The only reason I found the whole thing of interest was the fact that the three steam engines remained intact and two of them looked like a page out of a history book. The close proximity to the tracks made me believe that there could have been some envolvement with the railroad. The first pic was from the web, the last two right before they razed the building and the others after the debris was removed
