Garver Feed Mill

Garver Feed Mill is a historic complex in Madison, Wisconsin, originally built in 1905 as a sugar beet processing plant for the U.S. Sugar Company. It later became Garver's Supply Company, producing animal feed and supporting the war effort during World War II. The site is currently undergoing restoration to transform it into a vibrant venue for local food producers and restaurants, as well as an event space, contributing to Madison's 'food innovation corridor.' Visitors can explore its rich history and enjoy the adjacent Olbrich Botanical Gardens.