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In Sanford, NC, is unquestionably the most elaborate of the Coca-Cola bottling plants. While all the others in style appear to date from the late 30's to early 50's time period, this old bottling plant in Sanford probably dates to the teens. It looks as though an addition was built in the same style not long after the building was finished, changing the balance of the facade. If you look closely at the top, you will notice little Coke bottles along the roof line. Many thanks to Richard Weiss for photos and info. 03-08 Below are more photos of the Coca-Cola Bottling Plant in Sanford, NC.
(Far left) A closer look at the front of the Christo's Restaurant (Near left) The building for the former bottling plant
The Coca-Cola bottling building in Durham, NC is used as a law office. It appears that this building is perpetually backlit, so a good sunny view may not be possible. The side of the building that you do not see was lined with Coca-Cola carved signage. 03-08
Check out administration building for American Tobacco in Reidsville, NC. 04-08
Here is a Lucky Strike smoke stack in Reidsville, NC. This belonged to an Art Deco powerhouse. 04-08 (Far right) The deco looking Lucky Strike plant (Near right) A close-up of the Lucky Strike smokestack
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