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| From Denver’s Landmarks and Historic
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| From Denver’s Landmarks and Historic
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Edwin and Louisa Harman incorporated the Cherry Creek-area
farm as the town of Harman in 1886. Franklin E. Kidder and Ida Humphreys designed the town
hall built in 1891 and it housed the municipal offices of the little country town. After
Denver annexed Harman in 1895, it became a police and fire station and a Masonic temple in
1934.