The building is located at the northeast corner of Oneida and State Street and is the third building recorded to have been built in that location. The first was wooden and was constructed by William Head in 1887 as a store, and was possibly used as a post office for a time. In 1905, the frame building was moved to another location and a light gray brick and the stone edifice was constructed as the Idaho State Bank. The Cache Valley News was printed in the basement. In 1938, the building was converted into the Burnham Hotel. Two red brick wings were constructed, and eventually, the bank portion was torn down and rebuilt with red brick to match the wings. In the 1970s, a series of cafes were operated inside by W. Paul Merrill, Dale Thompson, Owen Ames, Snowy Stocks and Glen Nelson and others. Clair Bosen bought the building in 1977 and opened it as office spaces and a restaurant. Doug Day has spent the last two years upgrading the building, adding stone to the building’s exterior, upgrading the interior with an elevator, and reconfiguring the office spaces and restaurant area. The building currently houses Day Builders, Day Mountain Ranch & Resort, DMR Home & Apothecary (Maebees), Browns Insurance (Allstate), Mike Hansen (Real Estate), Stephanie Newton (DoTerra), Jane Larsen (Allstate), McKenzie Huff (Massage), Jessie Jones and Lea Thompson (Thorasdatter Design, LLC) and Kerri Morrison (Massage). One office suite and restaurant space are still available in the building.