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The Elks Convention Parade along South Broadway. The view is to the south.
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Bob Hoglund of 4824 S. Jason was elected president of Sertoma Club.
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War Bond Parade along South Broadway. The view is to the North at 3400 block of S Broadway.
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Red Cross workers in the War Bond Parade. The view is to the North.
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The Elks Convention parade along S. Broadway in the '40's.
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IOOF building was located at 3425 S. Broadway.
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Mary Hipps of 3259 S. Pennsylvania heads the Le-Otas in 1954.
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Lion's Club float "Aloha" was the first prize winner in the Pet and Doll Parade. Diana Lynn and Virgil Stevens were on the float at 3559 So. Bannock.
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Englewood Days parade on South Broadway 1949.
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This parade took place on Colorado Day celebrating 50 years of Englewood. Max Hessel's Standard Station was located 3395 S. Broadway.
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On the left: Everett L. Rohrer, commander. Robert lived at 2898 S. Grant St. On the right: Walter Mundkouisky, Jr., vice-commander.
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Darrell McNabb (left), 4941 S. Grant St, and Randy Lortscher, 900 E. Kenyon Ave. were the Englewood Community Ambassadors in 1963. Here they are shown leaving for a summer's stay abroad.
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Lodges and dances were held in Bivens Hall. Bivens had a confectioners store below.
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Mrs. Robert E. Head of 4930 S. Pearl St. was elected President of the Colorado Women's Club in 1958.
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Cherene Holland of 2861 S. Logan wins EAA student art show.
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Alice Hessel of 3820 S. Sherman was the Old Timers League Baseball pitcher in 1951.
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Darrell Holland of 4111 S. Elati St. was promoted to chief of the Englewood Junior Police Band.