Englewood (Colo.) -- Buildings. Archive Search Results
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A photo of the interior of Miller's Supermarket.
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A photo of the Puritan Creamery and the Englewood Herald.
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A photo of the Gothic Theater with the marquee advertising the movie 'BOOM TOWN'.
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The first Englewood High School under construction in 1920. It was later named Flood Middle School. It was demolished in June of 2013.
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Englewood High School in 1920, just after construction.
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Englewood High School at 3650 S. Broadway.
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The entire student body of Englewood High School in 1930.
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J.J. Mackin stands in front of his Funeral Parlor.
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The M D Pharmacy was located at 2895 S. Broadway and the Magnet Inn was at 2893 S. Broadway.
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Harry's Cabs in front of Graham's Furniture Co.
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Alexander Industries.
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M-D Drug moved into Tom Sullivan's Pioneer Theater building when Tom died. Ozzie Miller & Truman Davis bought the Theater building and Alcove's Carpet & Drapery moved into the corner and stayed until 1970.
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A photo of the Alexander Industries building.
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An artists rendering of the Englewood Renewal Plan done in the early 1980's. This is a view of South Broadway.
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The National Film Co. building was originally the dance hall for Tuileries Amusement Park. It later became Alexander Industries and eventually it was Englewood City Hall before being torn down.
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First National Bank-3501 S. Broadway. Also located in the building was: Dr. Catron, A.W. Kime-Lawyer, Dr. A.M. Lininger-Dentist
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The First National Bank on South Broadway.
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The First National Bank.
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First National Bank 3501 S. Broadway after remodel in 1950's.