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Interior of First National Bank-3501 South Broadway.
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George Perrin stands in front of Snyder's Pharmacy. The pharmacy was on the ground floor of Bivens Hall.
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The view is to the North looking toward the west side of S. Broadway. Ruckers Texaco Station was located at 3499 S. Broadway. The First National Bank was located at 3501 S. Broadway. The intersection is Hampden.
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The view is to the East. Valencia Creamery is located at 3346 S. Broadway. Louthan Realty is located at 3342 S. Broadway.
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Volunteer fireman and equipment in front of City Hall. Front row: far right end - Jack Hanwell, 3rd from left - Bill Graham, 1st on left - "Tiny" Ballow. In the back of the group standing to the right of the entrance wearing a hat is Ernie Anderson.
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First Baptist Church, 3195 S. Broadway.
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The Post Office under construction. The view is to the East across Broadway. In the background is Columbine Greenhouse at 3333 S. Sherman and St. Louis Catholic Church.
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The view is to the South looking toward the east side of the S. Broadway. The Post Office is located at 3400 S. Broadway next to the J. C. Penney Company at 3402. The Safeway is at 3414 and the Public Service Co. is located at 3434 S. Broadway.
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The window display at Snyder's Pharmacy.
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The soda fountain at Snyder's Pharmacy.
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Outdoor Christmas decorations on Colorado Central Power Company's building.
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Paving Broadway. Al Hively Service Station at 3000 S. Broadway.
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IOOF building was located at 3425 S. Broadway.
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The ground breaking for the new Post Office in 1937. The view is to the West. J.C. Jones house is on the right and Loretto Heights College can be seen on the far horizon.
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The carnival was on the east side of Broadway where Highway 285 now runs. Old Lowell school is in the background which is now the Masonic Temple. The Abbott Lumber buildings are at the left.
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In 1935 the store was owned by J. F. (Mabel) Stirratt. By 1939 the store was called Greenstreet's Grocery, owned by W. B. (Vella) Greenstreet. It was located on Broadway at Bates. Note the bench between the trees which was used for the bus stop.
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A Willingham's Cab is parked in front of the Armitage Hardware Company store on South Broadway in Englewood, Colorado.
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The Easter egg hunt was sponsored by the Gothic Theater. It was held in the empty lot south of the theater. Acoma Street in in the background.
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This photo shows a remodeled Englewood Theater.
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The Texaco Station was located on the corner of Bates and Broadway.