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Clyde Wiggins was mayor of Englewood from 1991-1993.
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Eugene Otis was mayor of Englewood from 1980-1987.
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Hugh Graham was mayor of Englewood from 1935-1941.
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Fred Hee was mayor of Englewood from 1911-1913.
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Jacob Jones was mayor of Englewood from 1903-1906.
Englewood was incorporated on May 13, 1903. It's original city limits were Breene (now Quincy), Yale, the railroad and Clarkson.
In a hotly contested election, Jacob C. Jones, pledging "good government" narrowly defeated Thomas J. Skerritt and became the new city's first Mayor. The chief election issue was whether or not saloons and gambling should be allowed. Since there was no newpaper...
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Judith B. Henning was mayor of Englewood from January to June 1974.
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James W. Murray was mayor of Englewood 1921 - 1923.
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Mayor J. E. Abbott (1927-1934) on right side of rear seat.
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Elmer E. Schwab was mayor of Englewood from 1968-1971.
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Fred Vogel was mayor of Englewood in 1947.
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Susan Van Dyke was mayor of Englewood from 1988-1991.
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Sherri Gulley was mayor of Englewood from 1993-1994.
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Abraham Bivins was mayor of Englewood from 1915-1917.
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Swimming pool at City Park. It was the only public swimming pool in the south Denver Metro area. It was located where the Joslin's building stood in Cinderella City. The view is to the West. In the background is the Mountain View Golf Course which was owned and operated by the past mayor Bud McLellan.
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Jacob Jones arrived in Colorado in 1858. He was a former cattleman in Douglas County as well as Sheriff of that County. In 1903 he became the first Mayor of Englewood.
Mayor 1903-1906, First Mayor of Englewood
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Mayor Harry Weigand is shown here with Nancy Isenberg of 2810 S. Sherman and Jo Ellen Nicolai of 4368 S. Grant.