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City of Littleton offices and facilities, including the Littleton Museum, the Municipal Court, and Bemis Public Library will be closed on Friday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.

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Lewis and Laura Ames

Early homesteaders who served as Littleton's first school teachers.

Babcock Family

Farming family; Alonzo Babcock served as a U.S. Marshall and deputy sheriff.

Beers Sisters

Five unmarried sisters who owned a popular local dairy farm.

Bemis Family

Early Littleton family; prominent in the history of the town. Edwin A. Bemis was editor of the local newspaper.

Jules Jacques Benedict

Local architect who designed the Town Hall building, the Carnegie Library and other structures in Littleton and the Denver area.

Bowles Family

The Bowles family held large land holdings west of the Platte River.

Caley Family

Known for their famous cheese factory.

Chatfield Family

Owned land where Chatfield Dam is now located.

Cozens Family

Clark Cozens was a Littleton carpenter and builder.

Crocker Family

Dr. Crocker arrived in Littleton in 1890; his wife Martha Crocker was instrumental in the founding of the city's first library.

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