Colorado National Bank Building

The Colorado National Bank Building, located in the heart of Downtown Denver, is a historic neoclassical structure designed by architects William E. and Arthur A. Fisher and completed in 1915. Originally serving as a bank, it features impressive Corinthian columns and a massive bronze vault weighing 73,000 pounds. After being added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2010, the building underwent significant renovations and reopened in 2014 as the Renaissance Denver Downtown City Center Hotel. Visitors can explore preserved bank vaults and admire the restored 'Indian Memories' murals by artist Allen Tupper True, which depict the life of Native Americans. This site not only showcases architectural grandeur but also reflects Denver's rich history and cultural heritage.