• Tabor Opera House - Parlor girls, affluence, social class differences, and the renowned balcony ghost.
• 602 Harrison Ave - Dance-hall girls, drink commissions, gambling culture, and the story of Little Nora.
• 516 Harrison Ave - Fashion, branding, dress rentals, and the feather-boa antics of Frenchy Adele.
• East 2nd Street & Harrison Avenue - Entrance to the Red-Light District — State St & W 2nd St
• St George Episcopal Mission - Morality versus money, newspaper outrage, and the tale of the White Lady ghost.
• Healy House Museum & Dexter Cabin - Victorian respectability versus brothel life; the Four Virtues and social contrast.

• Expert Local Guide
• Local Lore
• Small Group Experience

Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of 1880s Leadville, a time when the silver industry thrived, emotions ran high, and the nightlife was defined by the presence of soiled doves. Discover the lively parlor houses, bustling saloons, and tiny cribs where women beckoned patrons with bells. Listen to captivating stories of charismatic individuals with gold teeth, dazzling diamond corsets, dance-hall girls earning through drink commissions, and madams who maintained order more effectively than the sheriff, all enriched with humor, historical insights, and a hint of ghostly tales.

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