Literary Landmark: Steepletop - Edna St. Vincent Millay
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Austerlitz, N.Y.
Dedicated Oct. 23, 2016
Partners: Empire State Center for the Book, Friends of Chatham Public Library, The Millay Society
Steepletop was the home of Edna St. Vincent Millay (1892-1950) member of the NYS Writers Hall of Fame (2010) and the recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry (1923). Her work includes 10 poetry collections, an opera libretto, songs, plays, essays, short stories, and satirical sketches. Much of this work was created here, where the poet and her husband created a peaceful homestead (--a restored New England farmhouse surrounded by flower and vegetable gardens, and a wooden writing cabin under a canopy of white pines.) Today the spirit of the poet still lingers, welcoming visitors to enjoy the beauty of the natural world that inspired her.
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