Englewood (Colo.) -- History.
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This photo was taken at Manitou Springs of the Dunn Sisters, Kate, Anna, and Mary Dunn Doyle with Mary's husband John and their son John Jr.
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This picture was taken in Fort Collins of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner R. Cushing of Englewood. Their son Colbert B. Cushing is riding in the front.
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Mollie Tiller stands in the back yard of the Slater home before remodeling.
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Bob (Robert) Haddow is the driver of the cart. He was returning from delivering lumber when he saw his daughter and her friends and offered them a ride.
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George and Edith Chater enjoy an outing in a horse drawn carriage.
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The view is to the east just north of Bates between Elati and Delaware. The three children in the front with the dog are Irma, Mary Grace and Earl Baudy. The other two children are unidentified.
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Englewood boys in Bushy Canyon, which is now Englewood's industrial district on the west side of the Platte and Amherst St.
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A view of the South Platte River south of Dartmouth. The three people are unidentified.
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George Perrin in Bushy Canyon area with a movie camera.
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Pictured here is a young George Perrin in Bushy Canyon, located on the west side of the South Platte River.
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George Perrin in Bushy Canyon on the West side of the Platte River.
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This photo shows the planting of the first trees, as well as the construction of some of the tent cottages at Swedish Hospital. Seated on the wagon seat, holding the horse reins is Charles John Sandell. His son, Erwin Charles Sandell, then about 12 yrs. old, is seated on the edge of the wagon at the back wheel. Dr. Charles A Bundsen, founder of Swedish Hospital, is wearing the white scarf and is seated on the ground second from the left.
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The view is to the Northwest. The property belonged to H.T. Whitaker. Just to the left is now Belleview Park.
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Linda Zessin, 745 W. Nassau Way, and Linda Brennan, 725 W. Nassau Way play in the City Ditch (4000 S Huron to S Fox).
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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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The Riddle brothers, Allen, Gary and Mike are catching minnows in Little Dry Creek.
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This is a view looking from the front steps of the Jacob Jones home down to the gate.
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This is a view of the front of the Jacob Jones home on S. Broadway.
