Navajo Hogan

Navajo Hogan is a historic building and former restaurant located at 2817 N. Nevada Avenue in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The property is associated with the Navajo Hogan name and is recognized as a locally significant historic site rather than as a contemporary national consumer brand. Its identity is rooted in a distinctive hospitality venue and its surviving built environment, not in a broad portfolio of packaged products, retail outlets, or corporate services. The available reference material does not document a founder, opening date, ownership history, menu development, chain expansion, or a formal corporate structure. Navajo Hogan was added to the United States National Register of Historic Places on September 13, 1990, establishing its principal documented significance in architectural and historical preservation. The restaurant is currently closed, so the operating business should be treated as defunct or inactive, while the historic building remains the central subject of the Navajo Hogan name. No reliable evidence in the supplied material supports identifying current owners, executives, financial performance, a website, or ongoing commercial activity.

Navajo Hogan is documented as a historic building and restaurant at 2817 N. Nevada Avenue in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The available reference material provides no verified construction date, opening date, founder, architect, ownership chronology, or detailed account of the restaurant's operations. As a result, the history of the property is best described through its established identity as a hospitality venue and its later recognition for historic preservation. The Navajo Hogan name refers to the property and former restaurant rather than to a currently operating restaurant group or an independently documented consumer-goods company. The site was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on September 13, 1990. That designation is the clearest recorded turning point in the property's public history, reflecting its recognized historic importance within Colorado Springs and the national preservation framework. The restaurant has since closed. The supplied material does not state when operations ended, who last operated the venue, whether the building has changed ownership, or whether a future reopening is planned. Accordingly, Navajo Hogan should be represented as an inactive or defunct restaurant associated with a still-recognized historic building. There is no source-supported evidence of additional locations, branded product lines, major advertising campaigns, public-company status, mergers, executive appointments, litigation, or financial disclosures.

• 1990

  National Register of Historic Places listing

  [1]Navajo Hoganen.wikipedia.org

  Navajo Hogan was added to the United States National Register of Historic Places on September 13, 1990.

• Restaurant closure

  [1]Navajo Hoganen.wikipedia.org

  The restaurant associated with the historic building is currently closed. The available source does not specify the closure date or the circumstances.

A locally rooted historic restaurant and landmark rather than an active commercial brand with a documented product portfolio.

1. 1Navajo Hoganen.wikipedia.org