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Mayors of Littleton, Colorado

Mayors of Littleton, 1890-2011 (may be incomplete!)
Franklin S. Gilmore 1890-91 D. S. Weaver 1891-92 Hampden H. Shepperd 1892-93 H. Vanatta 1893-94 G. M. Benedict 1894-95 Hampden H. Shepperd 1895-96 G. M. Benedict 1896-97 C. H. Barclay 1897-98 Hampden H. Shepperd 1898-1901 C. W. Sittser 1901-02 J. A. Farnsworth 1902-05 R. F. Gill 1905-06 Hampden H. Shepperd 1906-08 W. C. Crysler 1908-10 J. E. Maloney 1910-12 John B. Mayers 1912-13 J. E. Maloney 1913-19 S. A. Noyes 1919-21 O. C. Hoffman 1921-24 W. C. Crysler 1924-26 C. E. Stephenson 1926-29 Charles G. Louthan 1929-32 C. C. Harrod 1932-34 Charles G. Louthan 1934-41 H. H. Taylor 1941-46 Roy E. Babcock 1946-48 George Malcolm 1948-52 Norman Granes 1952-56 Frank A. Randall 1956-57 A. N. 'Bert' Williams 1957-59 Everett Dawson 1959-60 Gordon F. Taylor 1960-63 Thomas R. Heaton 1963-65 John G. Kinghorn 1965-69 A. R. Bessette 1969-71 F. Vaughn Gardinier 1971-75 Harold Meyer 1975-77 Sally M. Parsons 1977-79 James P. Collins 1979-83 Charley Emley 1983-89 Susan Thornton 1989-93 Dennis Reynolds 1993-97 Pat Cronenberger 1997-99 Susan Thornton 1999-2005 Jim Taylor 2005-07 Doug Clark 2007-

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