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Texas Soft Drink Bottling Plants (page 1)

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former Coca-Cola Building
Abilene, TX
This Coca-Cola Building was built in 1951. The building now houses Global Samaritan Resources. [map]

former Coca-Cola bottling plant
Beeville, TX

2011:
2018:
This former Coca-Cola bottling plant has been vacant for many years. The building is probably from the 1940s. The neon sign was gone by 2017. [map]

former Coca-Cola Building
Big Spring, TX
This Coca-Cola Building has been here since at least 1937. The building vacant for many years. There are still painted ghost signs on both sides of the building. [map]

former Coca-Cola Building
Brownwood, TX
This Coca-Cola Building was supposedly built in the late 1920s. The building has housed Howard Payne University's Doakie Day Art Center since 2009. [map]

former Coca-Cola Building
Crockett, TX
This Coca-Cola Building was restored between 2009 and 2013. For more, see this website. [map]

former Coca-Cola Building
Cuero, TX
This Coca-Cola Building was built in 1931. In 2014, there was talk of restoring the building. However, nothing seems to have happened. For more, see this website. [map]

Coca-Cola Building
Dallas, TX
This Coca-Cola Building was built as a syrup plant from 1937-1938. It is still in operation. The rooftop neon sign was probably built later. [map]

Dallas:
Dr Pepper: 1, 2 [vintage; gone]

Dr Pepper bottling plant
Fort Worth, TX
This former Dr Pepper bottling plant was designed by Hubert Hammond Crane and built in 1938. The building was restored in 2024 and now houses the Fort Worth Birthing & Wellness Center. The 10-2-4 clock at the top of the tower, which had been missing for decades, was added back. For more, see this website. [map]

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