Englewood (Colo.) -- Residents.
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William Beier of 3167 S. Bannock was elected president of the Englewood Recreation Council in 1958.
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Lt. Robert Matthews models the new uniform for the officers of the Englewood Police.
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The Skerritt home was built about 1868 and stood on S Bannock in 1990.
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On the right Flora M. Cochran, 3966 S. Bannock, celebrates her 91st birthday with neighbors Laura Alexander, 3973 S. Bannock, (left) and Mark E. Prink, 3969 S. Bannock, in the lap of Mrs. Cochran.
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Lion's Club float "Aloha" was the first prize winner in the Pet and Doll Parade. Diana Lynn and Virgil Stevens were on the float at 3559 So. Bannock.
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Home on leave from San Diego.
Gerald Peatrasche-2956 S. Cherokee,
Joseph Melcher-4401 S. Cherokee,
Hal Chestnut-3260 S. Bannock.
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This photo was taken in 1999 shortly after the City of Englewood purchased the house that was owned by Thomas Skerritt.
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Ann Singleton won an award for the "Voice of Democracy" contest in 1957.
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Marguerite Massengale was the owner of Marguerite's Dress Shop at 3346 S. Broadway.
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Twin sons Kent William and Kerry Phillip were born May 6, 1960.
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Lee Woolsey of 3240 S. Bannock was named the new Arapahoe County Planner.
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Janet Williams of 2807 S. Bannock was honored as queen of Job's Daughters Bethel No. 17.
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Joseph G. Cardin, 4073 S. Bannock, completes a 4 week combat training at Camp Pendleton, California.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Beshore of 4707 S. Bannock celebrate their golden wedding anniversary.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Baker of 3559 S. Bannock were married on January 3, 1958.
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Dana Bates of 3819 S. Bannock St. completes her training at the U.S. Naval Training in Bainbridge.
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A view of the Skerritt property from the corner of Broadway and Sheridan (Hampden). The home is currently located on 3560 S. Bannock.
Thomas J. Skerritt, the first permanent resident of the Englewood area, filed on a homestead south of Little Dry Creek in 1864. At one time he owned most of the land which became Englewood from Quincy to Yale and from the railroad to Clarkson. His home "Shadyside" still stands at 3560 S Bannock. (from Englewood,...
