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The Silver Boom
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james_gordon_losangeles
2.
Did you know...
John L. Routt became the first states governor.
He helped build strong industries.
Like mining and ranching.
John L. Routt was a good man.
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blmiers2
3.
Mines
Mines crushed ore into smaller and smaller pieces
This process is called smelting.
Smelting near the mines helped mining companies.
They helped miners earn more money.
Photo by
Frank Swift
4.
Silver
Gold was not the only metal buried in Colorado.
Silver lay there too.
Silver was different for colorado
Soon silver was famous for Colorado.
Photo by
Joachim S. Müller
5.
Leadville
Later,silver mines opened in Boulder country.
But the biggest silver find happened in Leadville.
Leadville soon became the second largest city in Colorado.
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Orange County Archives
6.
Cloud city
People called it cloud city.
They called it cloud city because it was 2 ...
miles above sea level.
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Conlawprof
7.
Evergreen forest
The Evergreen forest was cut down for buildings and mines.
Mines and smelters moved in where mountain meadows once stood.
The Evergreen forest was beautiful place until it was cut down.
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donaldtownsend
8.
The Town
Leadville was a dirty and ugly town.
People did not clean up their garbage.
They do not have pluming.
Like we do today.
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JapanDave
9.
Clean town
In time,the people in Leadville began to clean up.
They raised money to remove the garbage.
They built water systems to carry away waste.
They also built churches,hospitals and schools.
Life started getting better in Leadvillle.
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byronv2
10.
The Silver King
When Horace tabor and his wife,Augusta moved to Leadville.
They bought a store. Life changed for the Tabors,
when Horace agreed to grubstake.
To grubstake means to give supplies in return for whatever the prospectors
dig up.
Photo by
Lawrence OP
Kirsten Sola
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