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Visitors ride the train at the Tuileries Amusement Park in the early 1900's.
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The entrance to the Tuileries Park located at approximately 3385 S. Broadway.
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Workman at the Tuileries Gardens building the Dance Hall and Roller Rink. Front row center (in sweater) is William Gilpatrick, the owner of Tuileries Gardens.
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The front gate at Tuileries Amusement Park about 1910.
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The little train at the Tuileries Park in the early 1900's.
The Tuileries, opened in 1906, was an amusement park extending from Broadway to the railroad and from Hampden to Floyd. Attractions included a dance hall, roller skating rink, motorcycle race track, balloon ascensions, an oriental tea garden, and an outdoor theater, as well as a miniature train. (from Englewood, Colorado 1903-1978)
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Watermelon Days at Tuileries Park. The ladies are, left to right, Minnie Sevier, Vera Terrell, Valencia Jones, Maggie Connie, and an unidentified young lady. William Gilpatrick, owner and manager of the park, is shown in the back.
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Volunteer Fire Department, south crew. The photo was taken in Tuileries Park with horse car #2.
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This photo was taken in Tuileries Gardens.
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Pictured is an accident which occurred during a balloon ascension by Jennie Hall in 1909 at the Tuileries Amusment Park.
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The Tuileries Theater showed vaudeville and other productions in the early 1900's.
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A panoramic photo of Tuileries Motordome in June of 1912. (Photo is split in two, upper photo fits onto the right side of the lower photo).
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The entrance to Tuileries Park.
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Watermelon Days at the Tuileries. Back row, left to right: Minnie Sevier, Maggie Conine, Front, left to right Valencia Jones (Raup), Vera Terrell (Gillpatrick), unidentified young lady.
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Women boating on the lake at the Tuileries Amusement Park in 1906.
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This is the volunteer fire crew and their equipment taken at Tuileries Park about 1908.
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The first baseball team in Englewood was sponsored by Tuileries Garden in 1909. William R. Gillpatrick, the owner of the gardens and the team, is seated in the center of the middle row. Ray Groesbeck is in the center of the top row.
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The entrance to Tuileries Park at approximately 3385 S. Broadway. A band played in the balcony.