The ruined remains of the world's greatest flour empire may not stack up to, say, the Roman Colosseum or the Khmer temples of Angkor Wat. But the excavated tunnels, tailraces, trestles, and other 19th-century stone relics of Mill Ruins Park are still a sight to behold, more so than any other attraction on the burgeoning downtown riverfront. And that includes the Guthrie, whose cultural importance and internationally applauded looks don't hold a candle to the immolated husk of the Washburn A... More »
