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This is the old skylight that was in the atrium area of the Foley's building before renovation in 1999.
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A fire at Mutt's Standard Station on S. Santa Fe.
1923) City Hall - 1999
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This is a view of the interior of the old Foley's building before renovation. It is a shot from the 3rd floor down to the ground floor which is now the library.
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Englewood High School scholarship recipients. From left to right: Warren Stephens, Sue Tavener, Frank Redle, Bob Palmer, Keith Limck, Jon Hod, Tom Eitel, Judy Kiolol, Jack Homdahl, Larry Puleo.
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Mayor Harry Weigand is shown here with Nancy Isenberg of 2810 S. Sherman and Jo Ellen Nicolai of 4368 S. Grant.
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Englewood "B" Legion Baseball Team. Top row from left to right: Coach Jerry Arthur, Floyd Winslow, Lex Lassman, Mike Wegener, Ray Hall, Gary Massey, Spence Hiatt. Bottom row from left to right: Wayne Carter, Mike Congleton, Ken Sitzman, Leroy Kennedy, Art Scott, Mike Woolford.
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From left to right: Mrs. Mollie V. Tiller - 4031 S. Elati, Barry Slater - 4031 S. Elati, Mrs. Isabella Ford - 4001 S. Elati.
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Sharon Brown announces her engagement to Richard Purcell III.
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A view looking up at the upper level of the Cinderella City carousel. Notice the wall panels on the upper deck. There were over 2,000 lights on the carousel.
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This carousel was a double-decker. The upper deck was smaller in size and the horses were scaled down. Smaller children could ride there while the parents had benches to sit on.
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Hand painted murals on the top of the carousel. There were only three siilar to this one in the United States.
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This shows three of the full sized horses on the lower level. The carousel provided gallop-like movements at it made its rounds.
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The carousel had 28 hand painted murals. Notice the horse on the top.
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Some passengers pose for a photo on the Cherrelyn Horse Car.
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Golden Jubilee Parade Color Guard.
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Cherrelyn Horse Car is pictured in this 1900 photograph.
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Maddox football, coach is Roy Hankle. Top row from left to right: Junior Salazar, Marvin Miller, Ronald Jenkins, George Glasier, Rick Herndine, D. Craig, Larry Tillotson, Jackie York, Jay Hatfield, Jeff Hargodine, Ronnie Dietrick. Front row from left to right: Donald Strand, Tom Eve, Donald Lamb, Bob Murray, Paul Chumley, Tom Carlisle, Jack Conley, Ronnie Ida, Tim Ausfahl, Gary Ziel.
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Also in the block is Virginia's Beauty Shoppe at 3409 S. Broadway, Boling's Cafe at 3411 S. Broadway, and Graham's Furniture Co.(far left) at 3417 S. Broadway.
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Shirley Anne Johnson was honored by University of Denver Alumni Association.
