Historical Markers of Carson City
Location: Carson City Directions: At the intersection of N. Division and Spear Sts.
N 39° 09.997 W 119° 46.175
Date Conquered: 6/5/07 Quick Description: A marker noting the odest home of Mark Twain's brother. Signed: No -- This marker has never been signed. Full Description: Exact description as reads ... Orion Clemens, secretary to Territorial Governor James W. Nye, lived in this house with his wife, "Mollie," from 1864 to 1866. His brother, Samuel, a reporter for the Territorial Enterprise, who later became famous as "Mark Twain", stayed here periodically in 1864. This old home now acts as a private law firm that is open for business. * Private Business. Not open for tours *
Full Description: Exact description as reads ... Orion Clemens, secretary to Territorial Governor James W. Nye, lived in this house with his wife, "Mollie," from 1864 to 1866. His brother, Samuel, a reporter for the Territorial Enterprise, who later became famous as "Mark Twain", stayed here periodically in 1864. This old home now acts as a private law firm that is open for business. * Private Business. Not open for tours *
Orion Clemens, secretary to Territorial Governor James W. Nye, lived in this house with his wife, "Mollie," from 1864 to 1866. His brother, Samuel, a reporter for the Territorial Enterprise, who later became famous as "Mark Twain", stayed here periodically in 1864. This old home now acts as a private law firm that is open for business. * Private Business. Not open for tours *
* Private Business. Not open for tours *
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