Comments on: Adams Extract Building, Austin, TX (1955-2002), Pt. 2 http://www.boneyardmedia.com/?p=221 Pop music paleontology, soda pop culture, new concoctions, dancing skeletons, joint articulation, artichoke studies, sport coats and leisure suits, more Wed, 08 Sep 2010 00:55:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Kim http://www.boneyardmedia.com/?p=221&cpage=1#comment-836 Kim Fri, 18 Sep 2009 21:10:59 +0000 http://www.boneyardmedia.com/?p=221#comment-836 Thanks for this great info, Mr. Crim. I've just posted an update. Thanks for this great info, Mr. Crim. I’ve just posted an update.

]]> By: Boneyard Media » Blog Archive » Adams Extract Building, Austin, TX (1955-2002), Pt. 3 http://www.boneyardmedia.com/?p=221&cpage=1#comment-835 Boneyard Media » Blog Archive » Adams Extract Building, Austin, TX (1955-2002), Pt. 3 Fri, 18 Sep 2009 21:07:54 +0000 http://www.boneyardmedia.com/?p=221#comment-835 [...] to the considerably less attractive building in Gonzalez, Texas (above). But at least we still have Benji’s photo of the building, and thanks to commenter Sterling Crim of Adams Extract & Spice, LLC, who [...] [...] to the considerably less attractive building in Gonzalez, Texas (above). But at least we still have Benji’s photo of the building, and thanks to commenter Sterling Crim of Adams Extract & Spice, LLC, who [...]

]]> By: Sterling Crim http://www.boneyardmedia.com/?p=221&cpage=1#comment-832 Sterling Crim Fri, 18 Sep 2009 14:03:44 +0000 http://www.boneyardmedia.com/?p=221#comment-832 Thanks for posting this lovely photo. The Austin landmark was a magnificent example of prairie style Industrial Architecture. Unfortunately our Partnership ( current owners of the Adams Brands) could not purchase the property or building. As you know, the building was later sold by the Adams Estate to a developer and the iconic landmark was torn down and the property developed for other uses. Adams was able to keep the wonderful neon sign and is currently on our manufacturing facility in Gonzales Texas. I also understand that the Austin Library has the original architectural files and they say they are loaded with Photos inside and out of the plant. Thanks for posting this lovely photo. The Austin landmark was a magnificent example of prairie style Industrial Architecture.

Unfortunately our Partnership ( current owners of the Adams Brands) could not purchase the property or building. As you know, the building was later sold by the Adams Estate to a developer and the iconic landmark was torn down and the property developed for other uses.

Adams was able to keep the wonderful neon sign and is currently on our manufacturing facility in Gonzales Texas.

I also understand that the Austin Library has the original architectural files and they say they are loaded with Photos inside and out of the plant.

]]> By: Extract Premiere | Austin Metblogs http://www.boneyardmedia.com/?p=221&cpage=1#comment-757 Extract Premiere | Austin Metblogs Wed, 19 Aug 2009 18:43:00 +0000 http://www.boneyardmedia.com/?p=221#comment-757 [...] As I tweeted last night, one of the things that struck me early in the film was the similarity of the Reynold’s Extract plant to the Adams Extract building just south of town. I wasn’t the only one because one of the first questions was whether the Adams plant influenced the script. Judge said that he’s always wondered what went on in that building and that it did, in fact, serve as inspiration for the movie. Members of the Adams Extract family were in attendance and Judge had them stand up at one point. The Austin Chronicle did a story on Adams Extract in 2001 before they moved to Gonzales. Boneyard Media has a photo of the iconic building. [...] [...] As I tweeted last night, one of the things that struck me early in the film was the similarity of the Reynold’s Extract plant to the Adams Extract building just south of town. I wasn’t the only one because one of the first questions was whether the Adams plant influenced the script. Judge said that he’s always wondered what went on in that building and that it did, in fact, serve as inspiration for the movie. Members of the Adams Extract family were in attendance and Judge had them stand up at one point. The Austin Chronicle did a story on Adams Extract in 2001 before they moved to Gonzales. Boneyard Media has a photo of the iconic building. [...]

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