Southern Dairies, Historic dairy building in Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta, United States
Southern Dairies is a complex of five connected buildings in Old Fourth Ward that was originally built for milk and ice cream production. The structures display Art Deco features and the functional design typical of early industrial manufacturing.
The facility was founded in 1935 as a production plant for milk and ice cream and operated under the name Southern Dairies Inc. In the 1990s the site was converted into modern office spaces.
The building keeps the name of its original dairy business and shows how Atlanta has woven industrial structures into the life of neighborhoods. Its location in Old Fourth Ward connects the past of manufacturing with how people live and work today.
The complex is located near Piedmont Park and the Atlanta BeltLine making it easy to reach by various means. The area offers parking and convenient access to nearby restaurants and other local amenities.
The property still retains its original Art Deco details but has been completely renovated and now serves as a modern office campus. Many people walking through do not realize that these work spaces once held machinery for milk production.
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