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It was built by a man named Harvey Whitney in 1919 as a hopper to move gravel and sand from ships to the shore, without having to enter the busy Duluth harbor. After only three years, the building was abandoned, after Whitney ran out of capital to continue the operation. This is a chainsaw-carved fish totem that my grandpa McCormick made.