Historical Markers of Carson City
Location: Carson City Directions: At intersection of N. Division and Spear Sts.
N39° 10' 00.3" W119° 46' 10.3"
Date Conquered: 6/5/07 Quick Description: A marker noting the odest home of Mark Twain's brother. Signed: No -- Historically, this marker was never 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.
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.
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.
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