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X-WR-CALDESC:A Tale of Two Greenstones\n\nJoin us for an engaging and educa
 tional program addressing a largely forgotten but highly significant chapt
 er of Manitou Springs history.  Colorado Spring Mineralogical Society memb
 er Tina Cox will explain how her experience in learning about metamorphic 
 greenstone in Alaska ultimately led her to discover Manitou Greenstone – a
  unique stone found exclusively in a small section of Manitou Springs whic
 h played a huge role in the building of that town.  Learn the history and 
 geology of the stone that was used to build Miramont Castle\, the Manitou 
 post office and dozens of other notable structures throughout both Manitou
  and Colorado Springs.\n\nBoth rock hounds and history buffs are bound to 
 enjoy this intriguing presentation. You’ll be shocked to discover the hist
 ory that has been hidden in plain view since the late 1800’s.\n\nLecturer 
 Biography: While Tina’s academic and professional background is in space a
 nd missile systems engineering rather than geology\, she has been passiona
 te about rocks since childhood.  While this hobby was put on hold for many
  years of working and raising a family\, semi-retirement brought her the t
 ime to get involved with the Colorado Springs Mineralogical Society and re
 ignite her old passion.
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DESCRIPTION:A Tale of Two Greenstones\n\nJoin us for an engaging and educat
 ional program addressing a largely forgotten but highly significant chapte
 r of Manitou Springs history.  Colorado Spring Mineralogical Society membe
 r Tina Cox will explain how her experience in learning about metamorphic g
 reenstone in Alaska ultimately led her to discover Manitou Greenstone – a 
 unique stone found exclusively in a small section of Manitou Springs which
  played a huge role in the building of that town.  Learn the history and g
 eology of the stone that was used to build Miramont Castle\, the Manitou p
 ost office and dozens of other notable structures throughout both Manitou 
 and Colorado Springs.\n\nBoth rock hounds and history buffs are bound to e
 njoy this intriguing presentation. You’ll be shocked to discover the histo
 ry that has been hidden in plain view since the late 1800’s.\n\nLecturer B
 iography: While Tina’s academic and professional background is in space an
 d missile systems engineering rather than geology\, she has been passionat
 e about rocks since childhood.  While this hobby was put on hold for many 
 years of working and raising a family\, semi-retirement brought her the ti
 me to get involved with the Colorado Springs Mineralogical Society and rei
 gnite her old passion.
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LOCATION:225 N Gate Blvd\, Colorado Springs\, CO 80921 US
SUMMARY:Lecture Series - Tina Cox\, Manitou Greenstone
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