First National Bank Building
First National Bank Building, Early 20th-century bank building in Downtown Denver, US
The First National Bank Building rises 385 feet with 28 floors at the intersection of 17th and Stout Streets in downtown Denver.
Constructed in 1911 by architect Harry W.J. Edbrooke, this structure remained the tallest building in Denver until Brooks Towers surpassed it in 1968.
The building represents the Chicago School architectural style with its terra cotta and stone ornamentation, reflecting early American banking architecture.
The structure now functions as the Magnolia Hotel, offering 246 rooms and 6,000 square feet of retail space following a $19.5 million renovation.
The building underwent modifications in the 1960s when decorative concrete was applied to the facade, altering its original architectural appearance.
Location: Denver
Inception: 1911
Architects: Harry W.J. Edbrooke
Architectural style: Chicago School
Part of: Downtown Denver Historic District
Address: 818 17th Street
Website: http://magnoliahotels.com/denver/magnolia-hotel-denver.php
GPS coordinates: 39.74680,-104.99230
Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25
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