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This is a view of the 3500 block of South Broadway looking North. Englewood Drug (on the left) was at 3531 S. Broadway. Notice the street car in the center of the photo.
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The view is Broadway looking North from the middle of the 3300 block. In the upper left is the Gothic Theatre at 3263 S. Broadway, greenhouses at 3209 S. Broadway, and the First Baptist church at 3195 S. Broadway. On the right is Hoehn Chevrolet at 3300 S. Broadway, Van Skoik Automatic Saw Filing at 3316 S. Broadway, and the vacant lot is the site of the current Post Office.
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View is to the north with Broadway on the left. The Higgins Mercantile Co. is on the right (east) of the horse car. The horse car is on the Little Dry Creek bridge.
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Don Alexander was the Vice President of the Alexander Aircraft Company.
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In 1935 the store was owned by J. F. (Mabel) Stirratt. By 1939 the store was called Greenstreet's Grocery, owned by W. B. (Vella) Greenstreet. It was located on Broadway at Bates. Note the bench between the trees which was used for the bus stop.
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Supply train for General Iron Works.
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This photo is of the Davidson Motor Company.
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The view is to the South on the 3400 block of S. Broadway. The intersection is Girard. Graham Furniture was located at 3405 S. Broadway. J.C. Penney was at 3402 S. Broadway.
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The view is to the south from Girard.
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Leon Riddle was named station agent for Frontier Airlines in Denver in 1958.
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Mot Clar (far right) was the owner of the garage. On the far left was Louis Clar.
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This was the first Eaglerock airplane in front of the Alexander Aircraft Co.
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This was a fire at the Alexander Aircraft Building #1. It was located on the S. West corner of the alley behind Alexander's main building and Girard.
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Alexander Aircraft Company's art department. Here the Eaglerock trademark was painted on the rudders for the aircraft manufactured in the plant.
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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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One of the first airplanes produced by the Alexander Aircraft Company.
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The Alexander Aircraft Company hanger in Englewood.
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This was the Eaglerock, model A-3, with 150 horse-power, and a Hispano-Suiza engine.
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This view is to the East on Sheridan (Hampden) and S. Broadway. Long's Drug Store is on the left and Nielsons Dry Goods is on the right.