Hayden Flour Mill

119 S Mill Ave
Tempe, AZ 85281

YEAR BUILT: 1918/1951

Original Use: Flour Mill | Current Use: Historical Site

This Tempe landmark has welcomed visitors to Downtown Tempe for almost 100 years. Established by the Charles Trumbell Hayden family, the building operated as a flour mill for 80 years until its closing on April 1, 1998. The building remained mostly original with the exception of its electrification in 1924 and a grain elevator as added on to the original mill in 1951. The mill suffered a three-alarm fire in October 2002 but much of it remained intact due to its reinforced concrete structure.

The Hayden Flour Mill is currently a preserved historical landmark with a green space at the base.

Nearby Public Art

Tempe Shrine - S Mill Ave (279 feet NW)
Mill District - 300 S Mill Ave (562 feet SW)
A Progression of Transport - 222 S Mill Ave (620 feet SW)
Duet - 111 W Rio Salado Pkwy (890 feet N)
Sonoran Afternoon - 400 S Mill Ave (929 feet S)

Nearby Historical Properties

Charles Trumbull Hayden House - 1 W. Rio Salado Parkway (225 feet W)
Casa Loma Building - 398 S Mill Ave (963 feet S)
Tempe Beach Stadium / Ash Avenue Bridge Abutment - 180 W. Rio Salado (989 feet NW)
Tempe (Hilge) Bakery - Hackett House - 94 W 4th St (989 feet SW)
The Andre Building - 401 S Mill Ave (997 feet S)