Monument Town
Monument Town Hall is located at 645 Beacon Lite Road, Monument, CO 80132.
Phone: 719-481-2954.
Mr. David McShane is credited with being one of Monument's [†] first homesteaders in 1865. He became the first postmaster in Monument and one of the first commissioners in El Paso County. Henry Limbach and his family were also early arrivals and had much to do with planning and developing of Monument, which prospered as the commercial hub for the area on arrival of the railroad. The Town was originally called Henry's Station, but was changed when the railroad was built in 1871. Monument was named for the rock formation to the west and was incorporated in 1879, with Henry Limbach as the first Mayor.
† www.townofmonument.org, accessed September, 2021.
Neighborhoods
- Academy View
- Arrowwood
- Beacon Heights
- Bent Tree
- Briarhaven
- Brookmoor Estates
- Buttonwood Park
- Canterbury
- Carriage Point West
- Century Park
- Chisholm
- Colorado Estates
- Country Ridge Estates
- Doewood
- Forest Heights
- Forest Lakes
- Forest View Acres
- Forest View Estates
- Greenland Preserve
- Happy Landing Estates
- Harmon Hills
- Hawk Ridge
- Higby Estates
- High Pines
- Homestead at Jackson Creek Fi
- Jackson Creek
- Kings Deer Highlands
- Lake Woodmoor
- Monument Hills
- Monument Villas
- Mount Herman Estates
- Palmer Lake
- Peak View Ridge
- Pine Hills
- Raspberry Mountain
- Red Rock Ranch
- Remington Hill
- Santa Fe Trails
- Shiloh Pines
- Tall Pines Ranch
- The Woods at Happy Landing
- Timberview
- Top O The Moor
- Trails End
- Trails End-Monument
- Tri-Lakes
- Valley Ridge
- Village Center
- Wakonda Hills
- Walden Preserve
- Walters Commons
- Woodcrest
- Woodmen Forest
- Woodmoor
- Woodmoor Forest
- Woodmoor Greens
- Woodmoor Highlands
- Woodmoor Hills
- Woodmoor Nugget
- Woodmoor Oaks
- Woodmoor Summit
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