Coca-Cola Bottling Corporation Building
Ohio, United States
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The Coca-Cola Bottling Plant, built in the 1930s in Cincinnati's Evanston neighborhood, exemplifies high Streamline Moderne style. Originally constructed as a manufacturing facility for beverage production, the building has since been repurposed; around 2001, Xavier University acquired it and converted it into an Alumni Center housing the university's alumni association, community building institute, human resources, physical plant department, and communications office. The structure is recognized as a historic site on the National Register of Historic Places.
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- Ohio, United States
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