The Wurlitzer Building originally started as the DeKleist Barrel Organ Works in 1893. Within a few years The Rudolph Wurlitzer moved their band organ manufacturing facilities to the North Tonawanda location. During the 1910's Wurlitzer started building their famous Mighty Wurlitzer Theatre Organs. Throughout the years the plant manufactured radios, jukeboxes and electronic organs. The plant closed in 1973 and was purchased, in the early 1980's, by a group of investors with the goal of turning the old plant into an industrial park.

Today
The Wurlitzer Building provides small to medium businesses with a variety of space for everything from classic office space, retail space as well as warehousing and light manufacturing. An on site restaurant is just a short walk for lunch and the campus has spacious green areas to enjoy during the warmer seasons. Full internet connectivity is available for all tenants of The Wurlitzer Building. So start building your business today at The Wurlitzer Building, your gateway to success!