Englewood (Colo.) -- Transportation.
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The view is to the South on the 3400 block of S. Broadway.
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The snowstorm of 1946. The Texaco in the center left of the photo was located at 3499 S. Broadway. The view is to the North.
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The snowstorm of 1946. The photo shows that the street cars are still running despite the storm.
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The view it to the North on S. Broadway and about Hampden. The Cherrelyn horse car is in center of the photo. Note the street car tracks on the left.
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William Widdowfield is in the drivers seat and Elmer Slife is standing. Mr. Widdowfield and Harry Meredith bought the dairy from John Roberts in 1917 and operated it until 1928.
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The view is to the South from Hampden. The Tin Shop on the left is at 3524 S. Broadway. This building still stands and is the Army Surplus Store. This is also the location of the Tramway loop for car line #3. Englewood Drug Co. across the street is located at 3531 S. Broadway.
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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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The view is to the south. The house on the right is still standing (in 2007) at 3689 S. Broadway.
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The view is from the corner of Cornell and South Broadway looking North. Englewood Feed & Coal is at 2989 S. Broadway and Bivens Hall is at 2985 S. Broadway. Les Jordan was the Deputy Police Chief and is standing next to the street car.
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Jim O'Brien (former owner and driver) standing in front of the Horse Car.
The Denver Tramway line ended at Hampden and from 1982 to 1910 the Cherrelyn Horse Car carried passengers up the steep hill from Hampden to Quincy. At the top of the hill, the horse climbed on the back platform and coasted down hill with the passengers. Jim O'Brien (center) owned and drove the horse car for several years. (from Englewood, Colorado 1903-1978)
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The train wreck was on November 3, 1937 at Littleton Blvd. just north of the Rio Grand Station (see photo #1388).
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The train wreck was on November 3, 1937 at Littleton Blvd. just north of the Rio Grande Station. It involved the Denver & Rio Grande Western rail line.
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A photo of the restored Horse Car at the City Hall and library located on 3345 S. Bannock.
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Don Alexander was the Vice President of the Alexander Aircraft Company.
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The street cars were stalled in the snow after the blizzard in December of 1913. This view is along South Broadway.
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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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Englewood City Hall on Bannock at bottom of photo. Kenyon to the right of City Hall. Railroad tracks and Santa Fe Drive at the top of picture. Englewood reservoir in center of photo.
