 Like the Bronx plant, it has a glazed terracotta facade ornamented with reliefs of milk bottles and cow heads.Sheffield closed this plant in the early 1960s, a time of civil unrest there with gang wars and riots, and the plant remained empty several years before a new non-profit, the Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation, turned the plant into the Billie Holiday Theatre, which opened in 1972.Although the majority of his designs were for New York City clients, Rooke did some residential work in Westchester and New Jersey.