Englewood (Colo.) -- Houses.
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Mollie Tiller stands in the back yard of the Slater home before remodeling.
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This is a view looking from the front steps of the Jacob Jones home down to the gate.
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This is a view of the front of the Jacob Jones home on S. Broadway.
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The grounds of the old Jones property. It was built in the 1880's and called Orchard Place.
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This view is looking from the walk up to the house of Jacob Jones.
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The gateway to Jacob Jones home, called Orchard Place.
[Gateway to Orchard Place (Jone's property) with "Glenco" the Jones show horse in 1886. p.367 HoEC]
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Construction of the Altenbach's new house. The view is to the Southwest. The large white building in the background is the county fairground.
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The photo is of the home of Mrs. H F Bittner.
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This was the home of Valencia Raup, daughter of Jacob Jones, 189 W Jefferson Ave.
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2956 S. Elati. Home of Mr. & Mrs. George Perrin.
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This was the home of Valencia Raup, daughter of Jacob Jones.
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The Stech Ranch was located on the south west corner of Hampden & University. James Stech and his wife are in the yard.
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These are the grounds of the Jacob C. Jones home. It was located in the 3400 block of S. Broadway.
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This photo shows the grounds of the first Jones home built around 1880. The home and grounds were located in the 3400 block of S. Broadway.
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This is a view of the William Edom home at 2955 S. Lincoln after the snowstorm of 1913.
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The William Edom home after the snowstorm of 1913. (provided by June Hively, granddaughter of the Edoms)
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William Edom and his grandson, Melvin Johnson at the Edom's backdoor after the 1913 snowstorm.
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Ground breaking ceremonies for the Altenbach's new house at 4901 S. Huron. The view is to the Northeast.
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The home of Mr. & Mrs. William Edom after the 1913 snowstorm. Shown in the photo is Mrs. Nell Johnson and her son Melvin.
