The Michigan Condensed Milk Factory is a rectangular red brick two-story Commercial Italianate structure with a low, gable roof sitting on a concrete block foundation pad.
 All four facades have paired, four-over-four double hung sash windows in each bay on each story, surrounded by brick piers.
 The windows are in bowed arches formed by triple rows of header brick, and corbeled rows of stretcher brick form a cornice line above.
 The long gable roof supports eight wood cupolas with "witches cap" roofs and knobbed spires.
 The interior of the creamery has two levels of open factory space.
The Michigan Condensed Milk Factory is a rectangular red brick two-story Commercial Italianate structure with a low, gable roof sitting on a concrete block foundation pad.  All four facades have paired, four-over-four double hung sash windows in each bay on each story, surrounded by brick piers.  The windows are in bowed arches formed by triple rows of header brick, and corbeled rows of stretcher brick form a cornice line above.  The long gable roof supports eight wood cupolas with "witches cap" roofs and knobbed spires.  The interior of the creamery has two levels of open factory space.
Michigan Condensed Milk Factory