This picturesque English cottage has dark red brick walls and restrained ornament with bracketed hoods over the entrance and grouped front windows. The entrance hall has a low ceiling and small open staircase to a balcony overlooking the two-story, skylighted studio. George Elbert Burr, one of America's foremost etchers of natural scenes, built this as a home and studio after settling in Denver in 1906. After he moved to Phoenix, Arizona, in 1924, this became the Denver Women's Press Club.