Hayden Flour Mill

I’m a sucker for old historical buildings and the Hayden Flour Mill is no different. Sitting right in front of A Mountain it’s a staple right off of Mill Ave. The original mill was completed in 1874 local wheat growers sold their products to the mill and the flour was initially delivered on horseback. Unfortunately there was a fire in 1917 and the original mill was gone. It was rebuilt and completed in 1918. Unfortunately now it sits shut down, fenced off and in disarray. There are talks of redevelopment in the future,

Awesome abandoned building. Sometimes at night the lights come on inside, and you can see all the decaying machinery. A really cool time capsule to a different time in history, before globalization, when each town was responsible for processing their own food for the people. You can walk around the outside, but not inside. You can see inside through the metal grates. It won't keep you busy for long, but it's worth a visit if you love urban decay and local history. Cute squirrels nearby.

Beautiful old building in downtown Tempe

One of my favorite historical places of Tempe! Even the cats there are friendly! I’d have to say it is most beautiful when it rains.

Architectural e pretty cool good photo ops. Would like to have toward it but didn't have time. Hiking trail directly behind it up the hill. Well worth. This photo has been enhanced

Haunted. I’ve SEEN a ghost in this building with my own eyes. On the south end with the six empty rectangle windows, in the middle top window. I won’t put the whole story here on Google.. tho I swear on my life, I saw this. Pale clouded white, faceless figure, stood motionless, in that upper window. Could not see through him entirely, wasn’t a solid object by any means. Felt as if daggers were piercing into head before I turned around and saw him there in the window. Anyone else find it strange the “lights flicker on sometimes” in this building…and the lights have an Erie green hue to them? The building has no power. Funny enough, that’s how I saw the ghost in the first place. The Light inside turned off, I got spooked and started walking away, turned around to a ghost.

It's an interesting old industrial relic in the middle of modern Tempe. There's potential for photography, given good light. It's a popular spot for hikers ascending Hayden Butte and the occasional landscape photographer.

It was nice to walk around. The lights come on inside at night so you can see inside the factory. The mill itself is off limits.

I'm a sucker for old historical buildings and the Hayden Flour Mill is no different. Sitting right in front of A Mountain it's a staple right off of Mill Ave. The original mill was completed in 1874 local wheat growers sold their products to the mill and the flour was initially delivered on horseback. Unfortunately there was a fire in 1917 and the original mill was gone. It was rebuilt and completed in 1918. Unfortunately now it sits shut down, fenced off and in disarray. There are talks of redevelopment in the future,