Modern Federal · Banks

The 1911 Bank of Ridgway Building in the town of Ridgway, which calls itself the "Gateway to the San Juans," in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado

Ridgway · 1850–1939

The 1911 Bank of Ridgway Building in the town of Ridgway, which calls itself the "Gateway to the San Juans," in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, Ridgway, 1850–1939
The 1911 Bank of Ridgway Building in the town of Ridgway, which calls itself the "Gateway to the San Juans," in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, Ridgway, 1850–1939. Banks — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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