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The professional catering staff is able to help couples design a personalized menu for their special day. The event team provides coordination support and assists in organizing wedding celebrations to make sure that no detail is overlooked. This ranch style venue services a range of wedding events, from engagement parties and wedding showers to ceremonies and receptions. A built-in bar in the ballroom provides guests with refreshments while they celebrate and dance the night away.

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The large glass windows allow natural sunlight to fill the room while the classic chandelier lighting emits a warm glow in the evenings. The grand ballroom can hold up to 175 guests under its lofted ceilings and boasts a hardwood dance floor in the center of the room. Inside the manor, guests can find an inviting dining area featuring a rustic stone fireplace. Beside the main entrance, a softly lit patio area is home to an array of outdoor furniture where guests can unwind after the day’s events. The open lawn provides a spacious area to host friends and family. Couples can tie the knot under a gazebo adorned with twinkling lights or floral arrangements. This countryside escape is an ideal location for peaceful and intimate gatherings. This venue boasts a selection of indoor and outdoor spaces, from a charming pavilion and rolling lawns to cozy dining rooms and a grand ballroom. Couples can explore this scenic area and capture their wedding photos by the tranquil lakes and before vast landscapes. This estate is situated in the center of over 40 acres of stunning farmland surrounded by deciduous woodland.

2018 - CST Industries, Inc., celebrates 125 years in business.The Manor at Silo Falls is a rural wedding venue located in Brookeville, Maryland.

The company introduced an XL Unloader for Harvestores, nearly doubling unloading capacity. , a Houston, Texas, private equity firm, acquires CST Industries Inc. (A CST predecessor company name was Columbian Steel Tank Co.)

2001 - CST Industries Inc., of Kansas City, Missouri, purchases AOS’s “Engineered Storage Products Company” including Harvestore.

1997 - AOS puts up its Harvestore unit for sale “in the face of numerous lawsuits and class-action suits that Harvestore had sold farmers defective silos.” A sale doesn’t materialize and the unit is merged back with the industrial storage tank unit.

AOS makes deals with Japanese automaker Nissan, and in 1995 launches three joint ventures in China, making it the first U.S.

1990s - The company returns to profitability, making frames for increasingly popular SUVs.

AOS shifts the subsidiary’s focus to municipal water tank storage and sells Harvestore’s United Kingdom subsidiary. The division shutters two plants and consolidates operations to the main plant in DeKalb, Illinois.

1984 - Harvestore sales decline to $21 million.

1980 to 1985 - AOS moves its auto frame business to making frames for trucks, vans and sport utility vehicles.

1979 - AOS’s Harvestore division sales are $140 million.

1959 - AOS forms a fiberglass division and introduces glass-lined silos (and Corvette Sting Ray auto bodies).

1953 - AOS and Dow explore a fiberglass process.

The silos “filled from the top, emptied from the bottom, and were dark-colored to prevent wintertime freezing” of the feed stored inside.

1949 - AOS designs a silo made from bolted steel beer vats.

1941 - AOS makes aerial bombs, propeller blades, landing gears, and was targeted in an unexecuted U.S.

1936 - AOS builds glass-lined water heaters for home use.

AOS, in Milwaukee’s brewing capital, revives with glass-lined steel beer barrel liners.

1929 - AOS is hit hard by the stock market crash.

Smith, (“AOS”), the company becomes the “largest manufacturer of component bicycle parts in the world” and auto frames for Ford and other auto makers. 1904 - Smith’s descendants incorporate as A.O.1874 - English immigrant Charles Jeremiah Smith settles in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and makes baby carriage parts.The most silo-related developments are in boldface:

What’s the latest on Harvestore? Here’s a brief history of the Harvestore silo, according to company websites. How a farmer's giant self-made silo mover saved the farm when others were losing theirsīut even though Grotte's Mighty Mover took some Harvestores away, the silos have never gone away. Walter Grotte started moving Harvestore silos, the big, blue silos that still dot the landscape in farm country, in the 1980s, when many farmers were hit with hard times and could no longer afford the feed systems.