Miller Tire & Battery Company Building
Mixed Use | 14,000 SqFt
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Up to 14,000 SF, Will Divide, Great Frontage, Great Visibility, Parking On-Site, Historical Tax Credits Possible, Most Recently occupied by Vector Space
Historical Info: One of the first automobile-oriented buildings in the district built in 1927 for the Miller Tire and Battery Company (118-5317) at 400 Fifth Street. The original portion (first floor) of the building is constructed of hard-fired rusticated brick. The most unusual feature of the building was a diagonal porte-cochere on its north corner that allowed drivers to stop at the building, visit the business office, and perhaps check their tire pressure without being exposed to the elements. This pass-through was supported on its extreme northern corner by a single brick pillar. In the 1940s, the porte-cochere was infilled, and a second story was added to the building.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifth_Street_Historic_District
https://www.wikiwand.com/en/articles/Fifth%20Street%20Historic%20District
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