Englewood (Colo.) -- Government Officials.
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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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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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Steven Lyon was Director of Finance for the city of Englewood.
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Charles Carroll Jr. was the Director of Utilities for the city of Englewood.
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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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Part of Arapahoe County's legislative delegation. Left to right: State Senator William L. Armstrong, State Senator Ed Scott, State Representative Leigh Norgren.
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Second from left in the foreground is Charles A. Bundsen, founder of the hospital. Third form the left is Crown Prince Wilhelm of Sweden. This photo was taken at the dedication of the what is now the Education Building.
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Prince Wilhelm of Sweden was present at the dedication of what is now the Education Building at Swedish.
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Roy Vogt is the new sheriff of Arapahoe County. Shown here with his wife and son Brian and daughter Teresa.
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Charles Sevier was chief of police from 1909-1915. He was one of the first members of the volunteer fire department. Here he celebrates his 90th birthday in 1963.
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Louis Ostrousky ran as the Independent Candidate for City Council from District 1 in 1959.
