(Part 2)
The Battle Creek Area Mathematics and Science Center. This building underwent a pretty major transformation from its original purpose, which was the ill-fated
Kellogg's Cereal City tourist trap, which was built in the 1990's to recreate a (fake) factory tour experience after the real factory tours ended in the 1980s. I remember going there once as a kid with my dad.
Other views of Kellogg's HQ
This building on Carlyle will be the future home of the recently-announced Handmap Brewing.
And this building, at the corer of McCamley and Michigan, will be the future home of New Holland Brewing's Battle Creek satellite.
Just a few buildings over from future New Holland, there are
plans for this space to be converted to an indoor climbing gym.
This interesting facade is adjacent to the under-remodeling heritage Tower.
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation building
Mill Race Park, across the street from the Foundation. The waterfall effect is cool, and quite loud.
Battle Creek Enquirer Offices
First Baptist Church
First United Methodist Church, with Sojourner Truth memorial in foreground. Sojourner Truth was born a slave in New York, but Battle Creek eventually became her adopted home after she gained her freedom and left New York to join the Seventh Day Adventist Church and become a leading abolitionist.
Unique 6-story, wedge-shaped building at S Monroe.
McCamley Plaza Hotel, which is undergoing a
multi-million dollar remodeling and rebranding. It will soon be a Doubletree by Hilton.
