Arvada Flour Mill, Historic flour mill in Arvada, United States

The Arvada Flour Mill is a three-story building located in Arvada, Colorado that functioned as a grain processing facility. The structure features a concrete and rock foundation with a full basement level.

The mill was constructed in 1923 during a period of agricultural expansion in Colorado. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1975, recognizing its role in the region's industrial past.

The site is maintained by the Arvada Historical Society as a place where people can learn about the craftsmanship involved in wheat processing. It reflects the industrial work that shaped the local community.

The mill stands at 5580 Olde Wadsworth Boulevard in Arvada. It is vacant and not open for walk-in visits; the Arvada Historical Society, which owns the building, arranges tours of the Arvada Flour Mill Museum by appointment only, so contact the society before planning a stop.

The building houses original machinery that was relocated from another facility, offering a genuine look at how grain milling worked in the early 1900s. These working parts help visitors understand the actual mechanical process rather than just the building itself.