National and State Register

First National Bank Building (Rehder Building)

Routt County

Constructed in 1905, the two-story commercial building is a rare local example of the Romanesque Revival style.  The first floor walls are of heavy native sandstone, and the red brick walls of the second floor are accented with sandstone quoins. 

A photo of the building with flat roof, stone first floor with large arched windows and door and brick top floor with narrow vertical windows.

First National Bank Building (Rehder Building)

Round arches top the window and door openings of the first floor.  A one-story stone addition at the rear dates from 1920.  Located on a prominent downtown corner, the virtually intact building serves as a reminder of the successful banking operation it housed during an early period of economic prosperity in Steamboat Springs.

National Register

Address

803-807 Lincoln Ave. & 57½ 8th St., Steamboat Springs

Site Number

5RT.259