2001
International 190SL Group
Convention And Concours

Letters from Bill:
Welcome
Back Road's Tour info: NEED RESERVATIONS 7-1-01
Banquet Choices:  Bill needs a response 7-5-01
"Final" List of Attendees :  7-11-01

The  Delaware Hotel, rustic and restored will be our headquarters for this years convention..
Phone: 1-800-748-2004

Directions: Leadville is about two hours west of Denver via I-70 (or checkout other routes) I, II, III

Schedule of Events (Subject to Change):

Thu: Check in Reception

Fri: Driving event, Walking tour

Sat: Concours, Board Meeting, Banquet

Sun: Breakfast Meeting, Driving tour, picnic

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Interested in Additional Rocky Mountain Activities? Express Your Interest on the Registration Form.
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Host: Bill Johnson & Cheri Ferbrache

Registration Packet

Caravan Coordination

List of Registered Attendees

About Leadville:

At the hub of the Top of the Rockies Byway is the historic city of Leadville, North America's highest incorporated city (10,430 feet elevation), and the frontier West's wildest, richest, silver mining boom town.

Self-described as quaint, and absolutely original, Leadville has been designated as a National Historic Landmark District. Seventy square blocks of Victorian architecture and the adjoining twenty square mile Leadville mining district - a fascinating graveyard of frontier mining - distinguish Leadville as having maintained its character without exploiting its treasures.

One of America's last remaining authentic mining towns, Leadville's wealth of historical attractions range from the federally chartered National Mining Hall of Fame Museum to the Healy House & Dexter Cabin State Museum, a three-story Victorian boarding house.

Once a city of near 30,000, many famous people got their start in Leadville including J.J. & Molly Brown, H.A.W. Tabor, Guggenheim, and Boettcher. Famous visitors include Doc Holliday, Kit Carson, Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack.