The Woodstock Exchange spans an entire block, defined by a series of interconnected industrial buildings painted in stark, clean white with bold black window frames. Before it became a hub for modern creative businesses, the site functioned as the headquarters for the Royal Bee Company. Workers once processed honey and beeswax here, packing it for distribution across the country. Today, the high ceilings and open floor plans that suited industrial production now house graphic design studios, photography galleries, and small coffee roasters.
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