Flour mill in Tampa to be razed, making way for development

A downtown group says demolition of the former mill now owned by Water Street Tampa developers will help connect local neighborhoods.


  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 6:10 p.m. July 20, 2022
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Demolition of Ardent Mill s flour mill, now owned by Water Street Tampa developers, will help connect local neighborhoods. (Photo courtesy of Ardent Mills)
Demolition of Ardent Mill s flour mill, now owned by Water Street Tampa developers, will help connect local neighborhoods. (Photo courtesy of Ardent Mills)
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Demolition of the former Ardent Mills flour mill in downtown Tampa is expected to begin July 22.

The work on the mill, which sits on South Nebraska Avenue, will begin with the bringing down of a two-story building next to the silos on the property. The initial day’s work will be part of a ceremony and press conference put on by the Tampa Downtown Partnership to highlight that removing the mill will reconnect several neighborhoods that were separated when the facility was first built in 1938.

 

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