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Englewood City Hall after the November 1946 blizzard.
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This photo was taken in front of the old City Hall during the flood of 1913. The gentleman on the far right with the helmet is Charles Sevier, Police Chief.
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Fire Department trucks in front of City Hall.
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These are the first aid and rescue squad trucks. The vehicle in front is the ambulance, which was a converted hearse.
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Fire truck in front of City Hall at 3482 S. Broadway.
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Volunteer fireman and equipment in front of City Hall. Front row: far right end - Jack Hanwell, 3rd from left - Bill Graham, 1st on left - "Tiny" Ballow. In the back of the group standing to the right of the entrance wearing a hat is Ernie Anderson.
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IOOF building was located at 3425 S. Broadway.
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Englewood Monitor building was totally destroyed during the flood of 1933.
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Englewood Police in front of City Hall about 1936.
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The Englewood Police Department in front of City Hall.
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The Englewood Police Department in 1937 stand in front of the old City Hall.
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This was the first Post Office located in Englewood at Quincy and Broadway. (Approximately 4300 S Broadway)
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This is the ground breaking for the new Post Office. The view is looking West. In the background you can see the old City Hall on the left and Dr. Simon's house on the right.
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The first crew at the dedication of the new Post Office on Sept. 17th, 1938. At the far left is James Adams, Postmaster. And on the far right is George B. Gilbert, Sr. Assistant Postmaster.
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Damage that is done around the Englewood Restaurant during the flood of 1927.
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The Englewood Fire Department crew with engines 1 & 2 pose in front of the Englewood Theater which was holding a benefit for the fire department.
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This photo shows a remodeled Englewood Theater.
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Fire truck in front of old City Hall.
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Georgia Finch was the manager of Georgia's Flowers of 3437 S. Broadway.
