609 S Grant St 

609 South Grant 
Nissley Creamery Company 
1917 

In its present form, the Nissley Creamery Company building is a reinforced-concrete frame, brick-clad dairy plant in a symmetrical composition with two-story blocks flanking a central one-story block. The structure is articulated with brick piers, and concrete belt courses and coping. The company name is cut into a panel in the entrance block. Much of the ground level has been bricked in and, indeed, the entrance block no longer serves as such. 

The original section of this building was constructed in 1917 and consisted of the one-story central block and possibly other sections of the building. Additions in 1926 brought the building to its present shape which minor subsequent changes have altered. In 1920 the Nissley company name was changed to Mistletoe. It was owned at one time by Bordens, and is currently owned by H & R Food Co., Inc. 

This industrial structure is somewhat unusual in its careful ornamentation.Source: Amarillo Historic Building Survey, Charles Hall Page and Associates, Inc. March ,1981.