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1004-36 Spring Garden

A historic 1889 building — once the Spring Garden Farmer's Market, later a railway depot and Spaghetti Warehouse restaurant — now anchored by Union Transfer's 1,200-capacity music venue and Russo Music, with approximately 6,800 SF available in between.

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Abundant natural light (Copy) (Copy)

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Exposed brick + hardwood floors (Copy) (Copy)

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OVERVIEW

1004–1036 Spring Garden Street is a historic building dating back to 1889, originally opened as the Spring Garden Farmer's Market. Over the following century, the building took on a variety of uses — serving as a railway baggage depot for the Union Transfer Baggage Express Co. from 1918 to 1942, and later housing a tire shop, a trust company, and a Spaghetti Warehouse restaurant. Today, the building is anchored by two established Spring Arts tenants: Union Transfer, Philadelphia's acclaimed 1,200-capacity independent music venue, and Russo Music, a musical instrument retailer that arrived in the neighborhood in 2021. Between them sits approximately 6,800 SF of available space, offering a rare opportunity in the heart of one of Philadelphia's most dynamic and rapidly growing creative neighborhoods.

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