 It was one of the most expensive and elaborate milk plants, with one of the largest processing capacities, in the country.The following year a company publication described Rooke as the "Company Architect".In 1917 Sheffield Farms completed another plant designed by Rooke, at 1368 Fulton Street in Brooklyn, at Marcy Avenue, in the Bedford–Stuyvesant section; it was advertised as the largest in New York.