Coca-cola Bottling

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Coca-Cola 


The museum is housed in the former Aliceville Coca-Cola Bottling plant, which was in operation from 1948 to 1978. Many years ago similar small-town bottling plants were located across the country. Very few escaped the wrecking ball or scrap yard as larger and faster plants became the norm. The Coca-Cola exhibit contains the complete and intact bottling equipment just as it was installed when the building was constructed.
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Captain Moore Exhibit
Coca-Cola bottles on line moving toward the accumulating table, where they were inspected and packed in cases.
Lt. Colonel Alva N. Temple - Tuskegee Airman Red Tail
Three Station Bottle Crowner.
​The machinery includes a massive, once state-of-the-art, Miller-Hydro bottle washer and a 20 valve bottle filler and crowner.  Some of the machinery, which was relocated to this facility from an older bottling plant nearby, was in use before and during WWII.
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Also on display are Coca-Cola employee uniforms, photos, documents, and many Coca-Cola collectibles. See if you can locate a few of the original Aliceville bottles among those on display!
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Aliceville Museum
 104 Broad St NE,  Aliceville, AL 35442 

205.373.2363
museum@nctv.com 

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    • Coca-Cola
    • German POW
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  • Visit