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First Baptist Church, 3195 S. Broadway.
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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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Outdoor Christmas decorations on Colorado Central Power Company's building.
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A photo of the Immanuel Lutheran Church.
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IOOF building was located at 3425 S. Broadway.
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This is the intersection of Girard and Pennsylvania looking West. Swedish Hospital is on the left.
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The carnival was on the east side of Broadway where Highway 285 now runs. Old Lowell school is in the background which is now the Masonic Temple. The Abbott Lumber buildings are at the left.
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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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The annex was directly behind Englewood Hardware which was located at 3427 S. Broadway.
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Schroeder's Grocery Store.
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This photo shows a remodeled Englewood Theater.
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Nielsen's Department Store. (3473 S Broadway and 3483 S Broadway)
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A photo of the buildings of the Police and Fire Complex.
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The Englewood Police Department in front of City Hall.
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This was a fire at the Alexander Aircraft Building #1. It was located on the S. West corner of the alley behind Alexander's main building and Girard.
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This is the new addition to Swedish.
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The power house and greenhouses for Swedish Hospital.
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Porter Sanatorium looking West. This building was also used as the nurses domitory.
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This building was the original Dance Hall for the Tuileries Amusement Park. It was later bought by the National Film Co. which sold it to Alexander Industries. It was then bought by the City of Englewood for $14,500 and housed the Library and Police and Fire departments.
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The view is from the east side of Broadway looking North after the flood of 1927.