Cerealine Building
Cerealine Building607 Jackson St
Columbus, Indiana
United States
Cerealine Building
1867
The Cerealine Building originally housed production of one of the world’s first dry cereals, known simply as Cerealine, which even appeared on the Titanic’s menu. In 1919, Cummins used the building as its first factory and offices. Today, its arched windows and brick shell remain part of a renovated office complex, where a contemporary addition provides dining space with views of landscaped fountains and reflecting pools.