The National Biscuit Company Complex in Albany, New York, is a substantial industrial building that once served as a major manufacturing hub for baked goods. Its imposing brick structures represent a significant example of early 20th-century industrial architecture.
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Architecture
55-57 S. Pearl St., Albany, New York
Education; Science; Architecture
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Architecture
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Art; Architecture
135 Washington Ave., Albany, New York
Architecture; Industry
19 Erie Blvd., Albany, New York
Community Planning And Development; Commerce; Transportation; Architecture
E Side Of Broadway Between Columbia And Steuben Sts., Albany, New York
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