In the late 1800's, the historic Stacy Building was home to the Duryea Motor Wagon Company, builder of the first, American-built, gasoline-powered engine. It was here that the Duryea Motor Company built the first gas-powered automobiles. The Stacy Building is now home to Taylor Street Dental (occupying the fourth floor), and the professional offices of The Creative Strategy Agency and Bethel Child Care Services. About 2,500 square feet of space is available on the third floor, which currently boasts exposed brick walls and huge windows which give access to a tremendous amount of natural light. Approximately 832 SF (Unit 201)is located on the second floor. Flanked by a park in downtown Springfield. It is adjacent to the Taylor Street Parking lot. Steps away from Main Street and Worthington Street.