National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum
Under $25A Leadville museum covering mining history, minerals, technology, and gold, housed in a historic school building.

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Historic 1879 opera house in Leadville, Colorado, now hosting shows, films, community events, and guided tours.
308 Harrison Ave, Leadville, CO 80461 · Leadville, CO
Built in 1879 by mining magnate Horace Tabor, this opera house in one of the highest-elevation cities in North America serves as a cultural and community center in a town that lacks other performance spaces. The National Trust for Historic Preservation has named it a National Treasure. Visitors can take guided tours through the museum, theater, stage, and dressing rooms, and the venue also presents live music, theater, films, and workshops. Ongoing rehabilitation work is underway to protect the building from decades of harsh winters.
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