Imperial Building (406-416 Market Street)

This cement building was constructed in 1910 and renovated in 1982.

The 1925 City Directory lists Arthur's Lunch, owned by Jacob Hanscom, as the occupant of 408 Market. Thomas Coysh, a partner in Roeders Dairy Lunch; Jacob Hanscom, the owner of Arthur's Lunch; Robert McDonald, a lineman; Edward Murphy, provisions; Nelmes George Nellson, a painter; and Frank Smith, a partner in Roeders Dairy Lunch, are listed as residents of 410 Market. John Bergen, an instructor; Florence Conley, a hairdresser; Gerald Keefe, a conductor for the Boston Elevated Railroad; Fred Kelley, a clerk; Michael McCormack, a janitor; and Mrs. Lena Sayles are listed as residents of 414 Market.

The 1925 Bromley Atlas shows J. Cahalane as the owner of this building.