BIEDENHARN COCA-COLA MUSEUM
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2024
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2024
This is where Coca-Cola was Bottled for the first time by Joseph Biedenharn, a wholesaler in confectionery. The Père father and son embouteillèrent Coca-Cola here and in other places of Rode until 1938, when the new Coca-Cola plant, now closed, was built at 2133 Washington Street. The building dates back to 1890 and has been completely restored. Inside, the shop is as it was more than 120 years ago. There are bottles of collections and a coca fountain dating back to 1900. The establishment is registered in the heritage of historic sites.
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