The Denver Club building rises seventeen stories in buff-colored brick and terra-cotta, its profile marked by the ornate, heavy detailing of a bygone era of private wealth. Built in nineteen thirty-one, this was the third home for the city’s most exclusive social club. For decades, the doors were closed to anyone who didn't hold a membership, acting as a sanctuary where the mining barons and business leaders of the West settled oil leases and political disputes over gin martinis behind walnut-paneled walls.
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