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| Ohio Soft Drink Bottling Plants |
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Cambridge:
Coca-Cola [map] |
| Coca-Cola bottling plant Cincinnati, OH |
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| This Coca-Cola bottling plant was designed by John H. Deekin and built in 1937. It was restored in 1987 and was occupied by F&W Publications until 2002. It is now used as Xavier University's Alumni Center and offices. For more, see this website. [map] |
| former Canada Dry bottling plant Cincinnati, OH |
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| This former Canada Dry bottling plant is now home to the Giminetti Baking Company, a bread shop and cafe. In 2021, it became the Bread Bar. [map] |
| Pepsi-Cola bottling plant Cleveland, OH |
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| This former Pepsi-Cola bottling plant was built in 1945. The building housed the WECO Fund since 2008. In this photo from 2010, the WECO sign on the pylon covers a Pepsi-Cola ghost sign. By 2013, WECO was gone and the building was housing the Cuyahoga Child Care Center. By 2015, the building was housing the Iron Fist Boxing Academy. It now houses The Venue at Chester event space. [map] |
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Defiance:
Coca-Cola [map] |
| Coca-Cola bottling plant Lima, OH |
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| This Coca-Cola bottling plant is still in operation. [map] |
| Coca-Cola bottling plant Toledo, OH |
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| This Coca-Cola bottling plant is still in operation. [map] |
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Warren:
Coca-Cola |
| Coca-Cola bottling plant Wooster, OH |
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| This Coca-Cola bottling plant is now used by the Salvation Army. This building design is the same or very similar to the one in Shelbyville, IN. For more, see this website. [map] |
| Coca-Cola bottling plant Zanesville, OH |
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| This Coca-Cola bottling plant was built in 1937. These colored tiles were original to the building. Zanesville was known as the "Clay City" and "Pottery Capital of the World". So, this tile panel seems to be a unique alternative to Coca-Cola's standard use of terra cotta. This building was the third Coca-Cola plant in town. It served as a production and distribution facility until 1986. The building is now used as a warehouse by Coca-Cola. [map] |
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