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Erie Town Hall (Lincoln School)
The 1906 Lincoln School, a school until 1966 and Town Hall since 1998, with the Coal Miners' Memorial on its lawn.
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The Town’s offices occupy the 1906 Lincoln School on Holbrook Street, a two-story brick schoolhouse that taught Erie’s children until 1966 and was renovated as Town Hall in 1998. Town Council meets in the chambers on the second and fourth Tuesdays and the Planning Commission on the first and third Wednesdays. On the lawn is the Coal Miners’ Memorial, dedicated in 2000, with a bronze miner and the names of more than 500 men who worked the Erie and Northern Coalfield mines.
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- Explore Erie: four places in walking order
Park once at Coal Creek Park, walk a stretch of the creek trail, then Town Hall, the Briggs Street shops and a meal on the block. On a Monday, three of the dinner places are closed; the alternatives are here.
- Erie history: the greatest coal town in Colorado
A homestead named for a Pennsylvania hometown, a railroad spur, a century of underground coal, a schoolhouse that became Town Hall, and a farm town that grew by two-thirds in a decade. The short history of Erie, with each claim resting on a source.
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