Richmond Dairy Building
- Architect
- Carneal and Johnston
- Year
- 1913
- Style
- Tudor Revival
- City
- Richmond, VA
The Richmond Dairy Building in downtown Richmond was completed in 1913 to designs by the firm Carneal and Johnston, in the Tudor Revival style — an unusual choice for an industrial dairy building. It is a contributing property to the National Register of Historic Places.
the building
Tudor Revival on a dairy. Carneal and Johnston clad an industrial dairy building in Tudor Revival architecture, a style rarely applied to this kind of building.
the style
The Tudor Revival treatment is notable precisely because it is unusual for an industrial dairy building, dressing up a working structure in a domestic-revival idiom.
More on Tudor Revivalthe architect
The firm Carneal and Johnston designed the Richmond Dairy Building, completed in 1913.
significance
The Richmond Dairy Building is a contributing property to the National Register of Historic Places.
nearby
- Steamer Company Number 5
- Masonic Temple
- Grace Hospital
- Fraternal Order of Eagles Building
- The Commonwealth Club
- Linden Row