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Mayors of Longmont, Colorado

Mayors of Longmont, 1881-2011 (may be incomplete!)
L. H. Dickson 1881-85 George T. Dell 1885-87 Charles H. Baker 1887-88 John B. Thompson 1888-89 Ira L. Herron 1889-90 Frank Stickney 1890-92 John A. Buckley 1892-94 Neil C. Sullivan 1894-96 George W. Coffin 1896-97 Willis A. Warner 1897-98 Frank M. Downer 1898-99 Frank M. Miller 1899-1901 John A. Donovan 1901-03 Samuel C. Morgan 1903-05 Charles A. Bradley 1905-09 Frank P. Secor 1909-11 Rae H. Kiteley 1911-21 James F. Hays 1921-27 Fred W. Flanders 1927-29 Earl T. Ludlow 1929-31 Ray Lanyon 1931-43 Fred C. Ferguson 1943-47 George A. Richart 1947-49 Otto F. Vliet 1949-57 Richard C. Troxell 1957-59 Albert Will 1959-61 Ralph R. Price 1961-69 Alexander Zlaten 1969-71 Wade Gaddis 1971-73 Austin P. Stonebreaker 1973-74 Alvin G. Perenyi 1975-77 George F. Chandler 1977 E. George Patterson, Jr. 1977-79 Robert J. Askey 1979-81 William G. Swenson 1981-85 Larry Burkhardt 1985-87 Alvin E. Sweney 1987-89 Fred Wilson 1989-93 Leona Stoecker 1993-2001 Julia Pirnack 2001-07 Roger Lange 2007-09 Bryan L. Baum 2009-

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