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DESCRIPTION:\nWhen Wallace Stegner mined the letters of the writer and illustrator Mary Hallock Foote for his Pulitzer Prize-winning Angle of Repose\, he continued a longstanding association between mining and men. A century earlier\, though\, Foote herself had drawn on the mining communities of Colorado as the subjects of her novels and illustrations. This talk explores the inspiration Foote found for her fiction in the mines around Leadville.\n\nThis lecture coincides with the museum exhibition <a href="https://fac.coloradocollege.edu/exhibits/here-and-now-then-and-always/">Here and Now\, Then and Always</a>\, on view Ocbober 2\, 2026 through February 27\, 2027.\n\nThemed Cocktail: Coal Miner’s Daughter\nLecturer: Sylvan Goldberg\, Associate Professor and Associate Chair\, Department of English\, Colorado College\nTickets: $26 ($20 for FAC Members)\, includes your first drink\n\n<a href="https://fac.coloradocollege.edu/event/a-victorian-gentlewoman/">GET TICKETS</a>\n\nNot a FAC Member? CC faculty and staff get 50% off fully priced memberships to the Fine Arts Center. Bring your Gold Card to our front desk or call (719) 634-5583 to sign up.\n\nhttps://today.coloradocollege.edu/events/10036
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SUMMARY:FAC Libation Lecture: A Victorian Gentlewoman in Colorado's Mines: Mary Hallock Foote's Extractive Imagination
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