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Thumbnail for 'Cherrelyn Horse Car - 1951 - Horse Car Renovated by Rotary Club'
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The Horse Car was renovated and presented to the City of Englewood by the Rotary Club. Old timers gather for the last run of the Horse Car.
Thumbnail for 'Cherrelyn Horse Car - 1908 - Jim O'Brien in front of Cherrelyn Horse Car'
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Jim O'Brien (former owner and driver) standing in front of the Horse Car.
Thumbnail for 'Cherrelyn Horse Car - 1951 - The Dunn sisters in front of Restored Horse Car'
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The Dunn sisters in front of the restored Cherrelyn Horse Car.
Thumbnail for 'Cherrelyn Horse Car - 1900 - F. A. Smith and Passengers'
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F. A. Smith is standing next to the Cherrelyn Horse Car.
Thumbnail for 'Cherrelyn Horse Car - 1908 - Johnnie Haddow (driver) on the Horse Car'
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Johnnie Haddow (driver) was the twin brother of Robert Haddow, who was also a driver of the Cherrelyn Horse Car.
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A 1905 photo of the Cherrelyn Horse Car.
Thumbnail for 'Cherrelyn Horse Car - 1900 (ca.) - Filled with Boys'
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The Cherrelyn Horse Car filled with boys. The horse is standing in the area where people board the car.
Thumbnail for 'Cherrelyn Horse Car - 1907 - Group photo of the Haddow Family'
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From left to right: Reuben & Jennie Haddow, Mungo & Elizabeth Haddow, Helen & Robert Haddow (Robert was the driver).
Thumbnail for 'Cherrelyn Horse Car - 1903 - Headed to Cherrelyn'
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Cherrelyn Horse Car, with passengers aboard, heads south uphill to Cherrelyn.
Thumbnail for 'Cherrelyn Horse Car - 1900 (ca.) - with Jim O'Brien'
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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)
Thumbnail for 'Haddow, Robert & Helen with Baseball Team - 1900s (ca.)'
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The first man and woman at the left are Robert Haddow and his wife Helen Haddow (parents of Betty Haddow Sandell). Robert Haddow was a driver of the Cherrelyn Horse Car. His twin brother Johnnie, also drove the horse car.