Presented by Katherine Sturdevant

Once a center of aggressive state turmoil, the Victor Union Miner Hall stands today as a symbol of Colorado’s bloody era in the Labor Wars. Striking with many other groups around the state and nation, the unionized miners of Victor were faced with violence, prosecution, and widespread uproar, catching the attention and aid of famous radicals. With familial ties, passion, and years of work, Katherine Scott-Sturdevant has put in the time on restoring this site of radicalist gatherings, and is excited to share its thrilling tale with the public. (More)