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Frank Harness and his Public Service truck in the early 1930's. Frank was with the Colorado Central Power Co.
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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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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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J. Don Alexander, president of Alexander Aircraft, in an early model of the Eaglerock aircraft.
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From left to right: Reuben & Jennie Haddow, Mungo & Elizabeth Haddow, Helen & Robert Haddow (Robert was the driver).
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Cherrelyn Horse Car, with passengers aboard, heads south uphill to Cherrelyn.
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Jim O'Brien (former owner and driver) standing in front of the Horse Car.
The Denver Tramway line ended at Hampden and from 1982 to 1910 the Cherrelyn Horse Car carried passengers up the steep hill from Hampden to Quincy. At the top of the hill, the horse climbed on the back platform and coasted down hill with the passengers. Jim O'Brien (center) owned and drove the horse car for several years. (from Englewood, Colorado 1903-1978)
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Don Alexander was the Vice President of the Alexander Aircraft Company.
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Leon Riddle was named station agent for Frontier Airlines in Denver in 1958.
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Center of the photo is Adeline Czarny, Librarian, helping children find books on the bookmobile. Bobbie Laredo, page, is seated on the floor with the children. The bookmobile was at Alice B. Terry school in Sheridan.
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Shown here is Adeline Czarny, Librarian, and Don Gamet, driver and assistant. This first bookmobile was purchased from the Denver Public Library in 1967.
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Sandra Florian of 3998 S. Pennsylvania St. was awarded wings for a United Airlines stewardess.
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Vancene R. Ferguson, and Englewood High School graduate, is now a Continental Stewardess.
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A couple stand in front of their home on S. Broadway. Note the street car tracks running in front of the house.
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Mot Clar (far right) was the owner of the garage. On the far left was Louis Clar.
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The view is to the North in the 2900 block of S. Broadway between Cornell and Bates. William Edom is in the front on the left. The photo shows the men trying to dig out the street car tracks after the snowstorm of 1913.
