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Kellogg Building

The Kellogg Building

1941

John H. Deeken, Architect

The Kellogg Building was built as the Strietmann Biscuit Company in 1941.

The cast aluminum decorative element of a wheat motif can be found on the main entry doors and in a large decorative panel on the buildings facade. Deeken also designed the Coca-Cola Bottling Plant.

The Kellogg Building in Mariemont, built in 1942. All photographs by J. Miles Wolf © 2020

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Entry of he Kellogg Building in Mariemont.

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Main entry of the Kellogg Building with clock face and tall vertical windows covered with decorative aluminum panels.

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Detail of The Kellogg Building in Mariemont, built in 1942.

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Detail of main entry doors showing wheat motif, The Kellogg Building in Mariemont.

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Exterior detail showing wheat motif, The Kellogg Building.

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