A business beside the railroad track in Albion, Indiana, served as a livery and a feedmill for nearly all of its life. Over time it had several owners, including Wm Shafer in 1889, Ingram in 1908, M.H. Scott in 1908, Miller in 1979, and also Hostettler, Alva, and Stiefel. A view looking east down the tracks shows the foot bridge that people could walk across in 1908.