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The Kentwood Company PresentsParker
Available Listings in Parker » Key among the many compelling reasons why Parker is the fastest growing city in Colorado are urban conveniences, a robust economy, and family-oriented country living against a backdrop of rolling hills capped by the towering ponderosa of the Black Forest. From the heights, spectacular views encompass not only the snow-capped peaks of the Front Range, but the scenic Cherry Creek Valley, as well. In addition to mail and message services, Alfred Butters' Pine Grove Post Office (1863) provided shelter and provisions to gold seekers, trappers, and frontiersmen -- Kit Carson among them -- trekking the ancient Indian trail that followed Cherry Creek into Denver. Relocated to the present site of downtown Parker, Twenty-Mile House, the successor to Butters' one-room shack, became a stopover for the Butterfield Stage. Later came a ten-room inn and eventually, in 1882, a railway station under the auspices of James S. Parker.
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