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Robert (Bob) Hurkell stands in front of Owens' Grocery Store delivery car. The grocery store was owned by W. E. Owens. He ran the store out of the front room of his home.
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Harold E. Peterson is at far left. The photo is inside the Peterson's Market.
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Nielsen's Department Store. (3473 S Broadway and 3483 S Broadway)
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This photo shows the remodeled porch of the Perrin home. The address is now 3653 S. Fox.
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A photo of the buildings of the Police and Fire Complex.
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This was the home of George Perrin from 1925-1970. The address was later changed to 3633 S. Fox.
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George Perrin's home and corn field. The address was later changed to 3633 S. Fox.
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The address of the Johnny Bauer home was later changed to 4670 S. Galapago.
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The Englewood Police Department in front of City Hall.
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This was a fire at the Alexander Aircraft Building #1. It was located on the S. West corner of the alley behind Alexander's main building and Girard.
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This is the new addition to Swedish.
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The power house and greenhouses for Swedish Hospital.
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This is a view of Swedish in 1936.
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Porter Sanatorium looking West. This building was also used as the nurses domitory.
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This building was the original Dance Hall for the Tuileries Amusement Park. It was later bought by the National Film Co. which sold it to Alexander Industries. It was then bought by the City of Englewood for $14,500 and housed the Library and Police and Fire departments.
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Fire Department trucks in front of City Hall.
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The first crew at the dedication of the new Post Office on Sept. 17th, 1938. At the far left is James Adams, Postmaster. And on the far right is George B. Gilbert, Sr. Assistant Postmaster.
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The view is from the east side of Broadway looking North after the flood of 1927.
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The view is on S. Broadway looking South from the roof of the Chrysler building located on the NE corner of Broadway and Hampden.
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Damage done to a building during the flood of 1933.