Englewood (Colo.) -- Hospitals.
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This is the intersection of Girard and Pennsylvania looking West. Swedish Hospital is on the left.
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The view is to the East. The bridge crosses over E. Hampden from the parking structure to the Swedish Medical buildings.
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Swedish Hospital during new construction in 1973.
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Second from left in the foreground is Charles A. Bundsen, founder of the hospital. Third form the left is Crown Prince Wilhelm of Sweden. This photo was taken at the dedication of the what is now the Education Building.
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Prince Wilhelm of Sweden was present at the dedication of what is now the Education Building at Swedish.
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Dr. Gatewood and Maxine Milligan in their Englewood home. They both died in a house fire in 2004.
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Members of the Ladies Aid of the Immanuel Lutheran Church make blouses for girls at National Jewish Hospital. From left to right: Mrs. Fred Prenzlow, Mrs. Ted Doss, Mrs. William Holthaus, Mrs. Ed Scott, Mrs. George Otto.
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Helen Collar of 4110 S. Pearl was the nurse assigned to Clayton, Cherrelyn, and Duncan schools.
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Dr. Thomas L. Bivins had his offices in the Tucker Building.
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This was the origional building in 1909 which later became the Nurses Building at Swedish Hospital in 1915.
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This is the Mayflower building before the conversion to a general hospital.
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The power house and greenhouses for Swedish Hospital.
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This first building at Swedish housed the laboratory, kitchen, dining room and a few patient rooms.
