The form. soap mill 'De Adelaar' (Zaandijkerweg 5) was established in 1908 for J. Dekker and replaced the old factory destroyed by fire in 1906. According to J.P.F. van Rossem and W.J. Vuyk built the firm M. Stam & amp; Zn. the four-storey building with flat roof, concrete skeleton and steel H-beams.
The brick facades articulated by lisens have decorations in yellow stone. The company name is applied in white vitrified brick. On the Zaan side there is a sprinkler tower with a large - in reinforced concrete - eagle from W.A. Dekker, one of the company's partners. From the same time, the factory building Zuideinde 19. From 1916 dates the form. cocoa factory 'De Arend' (at Marktstraat 66a) of the Koninklijke Fabrieken Boon (originally Pette, in 1937 Boon). This four-storey building with broken roof and visible visible concrete skeleton with brick filling is by M.J. Tribe designed in expressionist style with art déco influences. There is a concrete water tank in the attic. The large concrete roof structure at the front served as a tide house. In 1919, the form. chocolate hall added to the factory. This elongated two-storey building with concrete skeleton was also designed by M.J. Tribe.
