Yoylecake Factory

The Yoylecake Factory is a Grade II historical building located around the CBD of Gelta City, in St. Gelta, Jonathia. Sat neatly around the southern point of the suburb of Liberty Fork, the Yoylecake Factory was built in the year 1837 (the exact date is unknown, although some sources, especially the Yoylecake Factory's website, state it as 8 November). The actual factory part of the building was originally occupied by the St. Gelta Pastry Company (SGPC), before it's purchase and eventual subsuming into Reymond's in 1962. The factory was later demolished three years later, and has since been converted into a cafe, which is now independently run by the family of the SGPC's founder, Thomas B. Innsbruck.
The Yoylecake Factory fell under hardship in 2006 when plans to build a new skyscraper overlapped with the location of the Yoylecake Factory. In response, a petition signed by over 1.3 million people, including then-prime minister John Harvall, was signed, advocating the provincial council to protect the building. The following year, the St. Gelta Provincial Council announced that the Yoylecake Factory would be granted Grade II historical status, as were thirty other buildings in the Gelta City metropolitan area. The skyscraper that had been planned was later scrapped. The plans for said skyscraper were later reused for the Enco Building, constructed in 2018.
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