Englewood (Colo.) -- History.
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The building of Alexander Industries.
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Justin McInaney, sales manager for Alexander Aircraft Company, stands in front of an Eaglerock equipped with a Wright J-5 engine.
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One of the Eaglerock biplanes that was manufactured at the Alexander Aircraft Company.
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The C. A. Norgren Co. manufactured pneumatic products. The building was sold to the City of Englewood in 1965 for city offices and the library.
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This was the first Eaglerock built in Englewood.
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A biplane in the process of being built.
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A photo of the Alexander Industries building.
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J. Don Alexander, president of Alexander Aircraft, in an early model of the Eaglerock aircraft.
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General Iron Works is in the middle of the photo. Santa Fe Drive is on the left. The view is to North.
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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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The view is to the North West with General Iron Works in the center of the photo with the green siding.
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Bates Street is along the top of the photo. Santa Fe Drive is on the right. The view is to the South.
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General interior view of the foundry wing in the NW corner of the Main building, showing the sidewall structure and support beam for the beam crane. The view is to the SW.
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Don Alexander was the Vice President of the Alexander Aircraft Company.
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The Pattern Building. The view is to the NE.
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Detail of the double-leaf doorway on the north side of the Pattern Building.
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The detail of the shed-roofed addition on the east side of the Pattern Building.
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The east side of the Pattern Building. The view is to the West.
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The interior of the Pattern Building. The view is to the West.
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A view of one of the buildings at General Iron Works before demolition in 2002.
