Dagkli street
Austrian-HellenicWarehouse
(Warehouse n5 on the interactive map)
Coordinates: 40.9375, 24.40567
Tobacco Warehouse Group of Austrian-Hellenic Company S.A. Located at 10, Filippou Street. It was built in 1928 as evidenced by the engraving on the railings of the entrance on Dagli Street.
Five-story smoke warehouse, with symmetrical openings and metal railings on the ground floor and the first two floors. Pitched roof, with rectangular skylights. Parapet only between the fourth and fifth floors, while vertical lines divide the building visually.
Construction and plastering of concrete, reveals the construction of the tobacco warehouse after 1920. Large volume and Ypsilon-shaped plan. It was restored and operated as a shopping center.
Warehouse of Hatzi Sakir Aga/Glenn Tobacco
(Συγκρότημα Καπναποθηκών 6,7,8 στον διαδραστικό χάρτη)
Συντεταγμένες: 40.93748,24.40617, 40.93777,24.40609, 40.93805,24.40622
Formerly American Tobacco Company Tobacco warehouses, now owned by G. Petridis and Theodoridis. They are located at the intersection of Dagli and Paleologou street. Complex of three tobacco warehouses touching each other. Year of construction 1899-1901.
Three-story warehouses with symmetrical balustraded openings. Pitched roof with an opening instead of a skylight. Parapet that visually separates the floors. An entrance in a recess as well as a concrete coating reveal a construction later than 1920.
Νational Τobacco Organization- Tobacco museum warehouse
Warehouse n9 on the interactive map)
Coordinates: 40.93818, 24.40696
Tobacco warehouses that belonged to the National Tobacco Organization and are located on Palaiologou Street. From the appearance of the structure alone, we recognize a construction after 1950. Rectangular floor plan, large volume and vertical extension. Four-story smokehouse, with symmetrical openings in the horizontal view and correspondence on the first and fourth floors. The openings on the second and third floors are small and parallelogram. Since 2003, the tobacco warehouse in question has housed the Tobacco Museum of Kavala as well as the Municipal Police of the city.
