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View to northeast. Park Floral greenhouses in center.
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Park Floral greenhouses in center. Santa Fe Drive at top of picture. View to the west.
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Construction of the Post Office at 3330 S. Broadway in 1937. The view is to the Northeast. Englewood Lumber can be seen in the background.
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A promotion for the Alexander Film company.
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Renovation of interior of Foley's building for new City Hall. The view is from the second floor.
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Renovation of Foley's building for new City Hall. View is to the West.
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Interior renovation of Foley's building for new City Hall.
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Interior renovation of Foley's building for new City Hall. This is the second floor.
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Main Entrance for the General Iron Works Company. The company began in 1924.
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Majestic Motors was a new and used car dealership in Englewood from 1948-1963.
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Renovation of interior of Foley's building for new City Hall.
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Park Floral Greenhouse is in the center of the photo. It was south of Hampden and east of Santa Fe (top of the photo).
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J.C. Penney women employees' take over operation of the store for a day. From left to right: Mrs. Eathel Higginson, Mrs. Ellen Douglas (store manager), Mrs. Dorthie Boling, Mrs. Helen Bowlby, Mrs. Wilma Boles, Mrs. Adline Robbe,
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The J.C. Penney's building in the process of demolition.
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The snowstorm of November 1946 in front of the Colorado Central Power Co. at 3470 S. Broadway.
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Graham's Furniture is located at 3415 S. Acoma St. It was previously located on S. Broadway.
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The Norgren Company manufactured pneumatic products. The building was sold to the City of Englewood in 1965 for the city offices and library. The building was demolished in 2003.
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The "new" (1964) City Hall was the remodeled Norgren building (demolished).
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One of the first airplanes produced by the Alexander Aircraft Company.
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A photograph of the collapsed roof from the weight of snow at Kortz-Lee Jewelry after a November 1946 Blizzard.