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This was an egg hunt sponsored by the Gothic Theater. It was held in a park at Hampden and Broadway on the Skerritt property, now Highway 285. A.E. Ferguson's house is in the background.
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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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This building was once the dance hall for Tuileries Amusement Park. It was later bought by the National Film Co. It was then sold to Alexander Industries and finally to the City of Englewood. The city bought the building and some land for $14,500. Note the Griffin behind the flag pole on the top of the building. The griffin now stands in the main stairway of City Center.
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This building was originally the Tuileries Dance Pavilion. It later was sold to the National Film Co., then to Alexander Industries and finally to the City of Englewood. The building was bought for $14,500. Note the Griffin on top of the building. The Griffin is now located in the main stairway of City Center.
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The entrance to the Tuileries Park located at approximately 3385 S. Broadway.
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Englewood Reservoir looking east toward Broadway. South of the reservoir is the present site of Belleview park. [Angle street to right is Kenyon. Winding street, top to bottom is Mariposa. City Ditch Flume near top left.]
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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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The entrance to Tuileries Park at approximately 3385 S. Broadway. A band played in the balcony.