Fish Block 1889. 1981, restoration. 606 6th St. northwest corner of Rose St.
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Ram Bar and Restaurant (Fish Block
1889. 1981, restoration. 606 6th St. (northwest corner of Rose St.)
Charles R. Fish built this two-story, red brick commercial edifice for the Bank of Clear Creek County. Since the 1960s, it has been a legendary bar and restaurant, the Red Ram. Corbeled and diapered brick-work and a pressed metal frieze top the facade. The sturdy granite foundation forms the walls of the basement hall. A balcony with tables lines the west wall overlooking a mounted ram's head and a golden oak back bar whose mirror is framed by 10-foot Ionic columns and a classical entablature.
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