Ford assembly plant in 1947 and opened the Maxwell House Coffee manufacturing facility in its place. Kraft Foods purchased the factory in 1988. The factory continues to produce coffee today. With its soaring tower and intricate neon sign in a perpetual face-off with downtown structures, the factory hints at one of the most interesting but little-known facets of East End commerce: three of America’s largest coffee roasters and distributors call the East End home. Maxwell House, Cadeco Industries, Inc. and Sara Lee Coffee & Tea. The plant is now operated by Atlantic Coffee Solutions. A massive mural made entirely from coffee beans was built in 1959 and is still preserved at the plant today. Eastwood is home to Tlaquepaque Plaza, a shopping center originally named the Eastwood Shopping Center. It opened in 1929 and was given its current name in 2004. Cage Elementary School, built in 1910 The former Morse Candy Factory, which was purchased by the former war history museum in Navasota, TX. The group commence renovations of the abandoned factory in 2011 to transfer the World War II history museum to Houston's East End. The confectioner's plant has hosted occasional tours during the Annual Eastwood Historic Home Tour. The former Stewart & Stevenson manufacturing plant was used in the 1940s to fill wartime contracts with the U.S. Government during World War II. At that time, the facility was operated predominantly by female factory workers to remanufacture 2,200 green U.S. Army Jeeps and 4,000 Sherman tank engines. The facility is believed to have previously been built in the 1920s for use as a wagon factory. The former Hughes Tool Company headquarters were located at 5425 Polk in the 1940s. The oil-drilling machinery manufacturer was steered by celebrity owner Howard Hughes, known for his aircraft and film production. The building now houses branch offices for several state-run agencies. Government and infrastructure Eastwood is in the Houston City Council District I. Eastwood is served by the following elected officials: Houston City Council District I - Robert Gallegos; Texas District 145 - Christina Morales; Texas Senate District 6 - Carol Alvarado; Texas's 29th Congressional District - Sylvia Garcia; United States Senator - John Cornyn; United States Senator - Ted Cruz The Houston Fire Department operates Station 18 East End, in Fire District 20, along Telephone Road and in Eastwood. In 1925 Station 18 opened at the 4400 Block of Walker while its