This two-story Italianate building, stucco with a paneled stone frieze and a stone cornice, has a central, pedimented parapet. Town founder Alonzo Hartman, who arrived in 1872, started out as a rancher providing beef to the Los Pinos Ute Indian Agency. This elegant commercial block suggests that he prospered.
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