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Founded in 1888, the town of Flagler, Colorado (population 612) is the center of a vast farming and ranching area comprising the western part of Kit Carson County.
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Located at Exit 395 on I-70, you are only 120 miles east of Denver and Colorado Springs. Although a small town, we offer plenty to do whether it is playing golf, enjoying the parks, shopping "downtown," or visiting our historical community.
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By following the links above, you are able to find information on Flagler's businesses, community activities, the local government, and the local school system. The links below give a more detailed profile of the town of Flagler. So feel free to explore everything that Flagler has to offer!
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The Town of Flagler is offering free land for business or industry. See details here: More Info...
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Click Here to open our new media player center with audio and video clips about the town of Flagler.
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These cards preserve the history of Flagler’s Hospital. They capture the memories of Dr. McBride, his prairie hospital, Dr. Straub, and the Straub family. They are perfect as Christmas cards and proceeds help to fund the Flagler Historical Society. The cards can be purchased for $2 each at Flagler Town Hall. See details here: More Info...
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A collection of stories and pictures of Hal Borland and his life in the Flagler area in the early 1900s. By Lyle Stone. "The intention of this effort is to honor and record happenings in Hal Borland's life" so excerpts from Borland's own writings have been included. "Added to his memories are other incidents of that time found in interviews with his classmates, his old friends, in Borland family papers, along with a few memories of this writer." Hardbound, 89 pages. $40.00 each. $4.90 shipping and handling. To purchase, contact Laura Stone: 719-765-4603; or Town Hall 719-765-4571.
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