Union Depot 132 W B Street Pueblo |
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The Historic Avalon Theater
645 Main Street (at 6th St.) (970) 242-2188 |
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KAFM Radio Room 1310 Ute Avenue (at 13th St.) (970) 241-8801 |
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La Bamba Mexican Restaurant 546 Main Street (between 5th & 6th Streets) (970) 256-0800 |
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Pablo’s Pizza 319 Main Street (at 3rd St.) (970) 255-8879 |
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626 on Rood Restaurant 626 Rood Avenue (near 6th St.) (970) 257-7663 |
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The Tabor Opera House (Leadville) 815 Harrison Ave. With its original facade and some of its original fixtures and magnificent hand-painted scenery, the historic Tabor Opera House is a Leadville landmark. The Opera House remains intact much as it must have been on opening night, November 20, 1879. It is one of only a few “Tabor” associated buildings still standing in Colorado. |
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Silver City Cinema (Leadville) 115 West Sixth Street – just off Harrison Ave. (behind the Lake County Courthouse) (719) 486-8107 In the heart of old downtown, Leadville’s only 35mm movie theater. |
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Nat’l Mining Hall of Fame & Museum (Leadville) 120 W. 9th (just around the corner from Leadville City Hall and The Old Church) 719-486-1229 The nation’s only museum dedicated the fascinating history of mining, is located in the former Leadville High School built in 1899. |
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Royal Gorge Route Railroad (Canon City) The Historic Royal Gorge Route Railroad is located in west Canon City at the Santa Fe Depot. Take Royal Gorge Blvd. (HWY 50) to the west end of town and turn south on 3rd. Street. 888-724-5748 or 719-276-4000 Experience the world’s only ‘Cinema Train’ on board the Historic Royal Gorge Route Railroad, considered to be one of the most scenic train rides in the world. |
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Silver Dollar Saloon (Leadville) 315 Harrison Avenue 719-486-9914 Opening in 1883, this is one of Leadville’s oldest and most unique establishments. It has been the Silver Dollar since 1935. The majestic antique back bar made by the Brunswick Company, and the original tile floor, still remain in use today. |
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Scarlet Tavern (Leadville) 4th & Harrison (719) 486-9928 Leadville’s historic tavern in the center of old downtown is one the region’s most popular gathering spots. |