This five-story commercial building has long punctuated the Pueblo skyline. Pioneer architect Francis W. Cooper also had a hand in the design of many other important downtown structures. The pressed brick and red sandstone building features a central two-story bay window framed in copper. Other notable details include the row of arched windows and a broken stringcourse along the fourth story, the decorative brick-work on the fifth story, and the large fan of carved stone in the center section of the cornice.
American Furniture Company (Mechanics and Masonic Hall)
1890–1891, Francis W. Cooper. 207–211 N. Main St. (NR)