Englewood (Colo.) -- Parades.
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Burkhart's Grocery was part of a parade down south Broadway in front of the old Pioneer Theater.
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Upstairs in the Crysler building were attorney's offices and the office of Dr. John Simon. The car was probably in a parade on South Broadway when this photo was taken.
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The first bookmobile is shown in a parade.
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Queen Alice Hessel with her attendants after the parade in front of City Hall. The Queen and her attendants for the YOUTH FESTIVAL QUEEN were Sponsored by JR. JC'S.
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Fire Department parade for fire prevention week.
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View of 3300 block of S. Broadway looking North. Miller Super Market is on the left.
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The view is looking south from in front of City Hall at 3385 S. Broadway. Guy's Garage at 3384 S. Broadway was the site of the old Englewood Theater.
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Parade on South Broadway at Eastman. The view is looking North.
One sign says "Shirley Temple Dolls & Dresses"
Another sign says "The New Dodge"
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The Elks Convention Parade along South Broadway. The view is to the south.
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Volunteer Fire Department marching in parade with the hose cart in front of Max Hessel's Standard Station.
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The Rodeo and Race Meet Parade along South Broadway in 1948. (Arapahoe County Fair, August 18-22)
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Chuck Allen rides in the Rodeo and Race Meet Parade in 1948 along South Broadway.
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Sam Hill's Barber Shop float in a 1948 parade along S. Broadway.
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Al Hively was the Grand Marshal of the Golden Jubilee Parade in 1953.
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Lion's Club float "Aloha" was the first prize winner in the Pet and Doll Parade. Diana Lynn and Virgil Stevens were on the float at 3559 So. Bannock.
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Englewood Speedway parade entry. Barbara Nussrallah, the 1958 Miss Englewood Speedway Queen, is on the parade float.
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Henry Taylor's Drum Corps during an Englewood parade.
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The Elks Convention parade along S. Broadway in the '40's.
