History

Built in the 1940’s, what is now America Place was originally part of the old Quartermaster Depot of the United States Army, which also included the Civil War era Quadrangle buildings. The park was then purchased by Seagrams in the 1960’s and the warehouses were stocked with whiskey barrels.

Founded in 1985, America Place industrial park is now home to over 30 businesses.  We specialize in quality warehouse space at below market rates. As such, we have been an “incubator” for many companies that have grown from small organizations to large international concerns...  Serv-Vend Industries, Nu-Yale and Koetter Woodworking just to name a few.

America Place Articles:

•  "Industry Poised for New Jeffersonville Complex" (Business First - June 3, 1985)
•  "Renovated Army Depot, Called America Place,' Signs Its First 5 Tenants" (Courier-Journal - September 13, 1985)
•  "Jeff Mayor, Council Praise Achivements" (Indiana Times - Jan 7, 1986)
•  "America Place Adding Tenants, Complex Now Over Half Full" (Business First - May 26, 1986)
•  "America Place Could Bring 1,200 New Jobs" (Evening News - February 17, 1987)
•  "Jefferson Industrial Park Continues to Add Tenants" (Business First - April 6, 1987)
•  "Growth Continuing at America Place" (Evening News - June 18, 1987)
•  "America Place Complex 100-Percent Occupied" (Business First - January 25, 1988)