Leadville

[ led-vil ]

noun

1. a town in central Colorado: historic mining boom town.

Example Sentences

Gear-sharing programs are on the rise, with nonprofits like Get Outdoors Leadville, in Colorado, and the Mountaineers, in Seattle, offering similar scenarios.

From Outside Online

In Leadville, housing leaders are negotiating with a mining company to donate land for a project aimed at increasing the rental pool.

From Outside Online

This athlete embodied the spirit of Leadville and our thoughts and sympathies are with their loved ones at this difficult time.

From Outside Online

From the high mountain town of Leadville, Colorado, I emailed our embassy in Baghdad, asking for a favor.

From The Daily Beast

And then that transitioned into training for Leadville which really kick started this whole thing.

From The Daily Beast

At about 11 o'clock at night we returned to the depot and I asked the agent what time the next train would leave for Leadville.

From Project Gutenberg

The story of Leadville reads like a chapter out of some book of Oriental fable.

From Project Gutenberg

From South Arkansas station to Leadville (61 miles) the railroad is still more aspiring.

From Project Gutenberg

Huggins was sent under strong guard to Leadville, but Foote escaped.

From Project Gutenberg

The discovery of these deposits was made on the hills at the edge of Leadville.

From Project Gutenberg