Englewood (Colo.) -- Outdoor Scenery.
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Outdoor Christmas decorations on Colorado Central Power Company's building.
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The home of Francis F. Chaput was the winner of the Christmas Lighting contest.
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The view is to the south. The house on the right is still standing (in 2007) at 3689 S. Broadway.
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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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W. Belleview is in foreground. Mr. Whitaker's house is the white spot to the right of the sign. Scott Altenbach is standing next to the sign. The row of cottonwoods in the center were next to Whitaker's irrigation ditch. The water for the ditch came from a dam on Little Dry Creek near Burt Chevrolet on S. Broadway.
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The Riddle brothers, Allen, Gary and Mike are catching minnows in Little Dry Creek.
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The view is to the West and show crews working on improvements along Little Dry Creek.
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Field practice with fire hoses. The Alexander film Company's film storage vault is next to the Safeway.
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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.
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The grounds of the old Jones property. It was built in the 1880's and called Orchard Place.
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This view is looking from the walk up to the house of Jacob Jones.
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The winner of the Youth Christmas Lighting contest at the home of Rod White.
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Mrs. Emma Edom owned the Dry Goods and Notion Store. This photo was taken after the blizzard of 1913. Emma's son Walter is standing in front.
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Jacob C. Jones and his dog Penny in 1912.
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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 gateway to Jacob Jones home, called Orchard Place.
[Gateway to Orchard Place (Jone's property) with "Glenco" the Jones show horse in 1886. p.367 HoEC]
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Construction of the Altenbach's new house. The view is to the Southwest. The large white building in the background is the county fairground.
