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M-D Drug moved into Tom Sullivan's Pioneer Theater building when Tom died. Ozzie Miller & Truman Davis bought the Theater building and Alcove's Carpet & Drapery moved into the corner and stayed until 1970.
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M-D Drug moved into Tom Sullivans' Pioneer Theater building when Tom died. Ozzie Miller & Turman Davis bought the theater building and Alcove's moved into the corner and stayed until 1970. The view is to the east down Hampden.
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One of the Eaglerock biplanes that was manufactured at the Alexander Aircraft Company.
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A biplane in the process of being built.
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This building burned in the 1928 fire at Alexander Industries.
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This was the first Eaglerock built in Englewood.
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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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The Alexander Aircraft Company hanger in Englewood.
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A photo of the Alexander Bullet airplane built in the Englewood manufacturing plant.
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Justin McInaney, sales manager for Alexander Aircraft Company, stands in front of an Eaglerock equipped with a Wright J-5 engine.
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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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This was the Eaglerock, model A-3, with 150 horse-power, and a Hispano-Suiza engine.
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This was the Eaglerock bi-plane, Kinner powered with 100 horse-power. The model was the A-15.
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One of the first airplanes produced by the Alexander Aircraft Company.
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One of the early Eaglerock airplanes.
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A promotion for the Alexander Film company.
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Alexander Film Co. art department. George Perrin in the center by the pillar, standing.
