Address: 906 Curtis Street, Denver, CO 80204
Description: Los Molinos Restaurant
The one commercial structure on the block was once the neighborhood counter grocery. It was built in 1906 by Albert B. Groussman and his wife Belle. A previous structure on the site was a two-story frame house also owned by the Groussmans, who moved the house to the back of the lot when the store was built by F. C. Eberly, who was also the Tivoli architect.
The commercial character of the building has been retained, and the Mercantile now serves as the Auraria Campus restaurant.
Two hallmarks of the American commercial architecture - the detail of brick work and its red coloration - are notable at 900 Curtis. This is one of the few examples of turn-of-the-century commercial architecture left in the Denver community.
Note the gloves that embellish the structure's parapeted roof.
Website: https://www.losmolinosrestaurante.com/