Mavericks install question

Hello Apple Community -
I have a mid-2010 MacBook Pro (7,1) in which I'm installing a new HD.
The question is which OS to install and how - I've misplaced the original OSX 10.6.8 install disk.
One option is to make an appointment at an Apple store (I'm in New York City) and ask them to do the install - a reinstall of 10.6.8 or a later version.
Question - would it work to boot the MacBook from an external HD I have which has OSX 10.6.8 on it, and use that to get the MacBook to download & install Mavericks?
I don't use any special software, so I'm thinking that upgrading software for the new OS won't be a big issue.
Thanks to all who take the time to view and possibly respond to this question!

Not sure what you mean by "special software." Do you want to continue to use any software, or are you prepared to purchase a new software library for your Maverick system?
For example PowerPC apps that you may be using in Snow Leopard will NOT work in Mavericks (without further advice).
I would recommend a two partition approach:
Install Snow Leopard into one partition and migrate your original applications and files to that partition; or
Question - would it work to boot the MacBook from an external HD I have which has OSX 10.6.8 on it, and use that to get the MacBook to download & install Mavericks?
You can use cloning software to move all of your files from the Snow Leopard HD over to the new Snow Leopard partition.
Install Mavericks into the new partition.
DO NOT INSTALL MAVERICKS over your old Snow Leopard HD, as this may cause you hours of grief to rectify!
Dual-boot into whichever flavor of OS X you prefer to use and "experiment" with Mavericks for now.
Lastly, would you please attempt to boot your 2010 MacBook Pro from your white retail Mac OS X Snow Leopard Install DVD (and even install Snow Leopard, if you have the time) and report back your results to the other post you made today. Thank you!

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