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JUNIPER EAST LOFTS

Juniper East was built in 1895 as a printing plant for the American Baptist Publication Society. The architect was the renowned Philadelphia firm of Frank Miles Day & Bro. An early photograph of the building can be seen at philadelphiabuildings.org
The building's decorative iron window grilles are featured on p. 125 of The Golden Age of Ironwork by Henry Jonas Magaziner and Robert D. Golding (Skipjack Press, 2000). ISBN: 1879535149.
In 1964, it became one of the first industrial buildings to be converted to residences, as announced in the Philadelphia Inquirer, and it remains under the same ownership and management to this day.
A 2003 update to the building was also profiled in the Philadelphia Inquirer.

10TH & WAVERLY (415-417 S. 10TH STREET)

415 S. 10th Street was built circa 1860-1889, and is in the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission's Cultural Resources Database.
417 S. 10th Street was built circa 1820, and is in the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission's Cultural Resources Database.

1634-38 LOMBARD STREET

This building was placed on the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places in 1995.

1825 SPRUCE STREET

This building was placed on the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places as part of the Rittenhouse Historic District in 1995.

1912 SPRUCE STREET

This building was built circa 1865, and is in the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission's Cultural Resources Database
The building was placed on the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places as part of the Rittenhouse Historic District in 1995.

2011 SPRUCE STREET

This building was placed on the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places as part of the Rittenhouse Historic District in 1995, and this block has been documented in the Historic American Buildings Survey.