"This section of Carson City, with its towering shade trees, narrow streets, red-bellied robins, feeding mule deer, and a world of green away from the main drag, is quite unlike anything in Nevada. Let's be honest: it's easy to picture a bit of New England in here. Then there's the Bliss Mansion. If it wasn't for the Nevada license plate parked on the curbside, I could almost begin picturing Maine lobster, the port of calling, and a manicured town green. Green. That's not a word to be used lightly in these parts." -- June 2007
NW corner of Elizabeth & Robinson Sts. -- Carson City
Original Date Visited: 6/5/07
Revisited: 11/18/21
Signed: No
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Exact Description:
The Bliss Mansion. Built by Duane L. Bliss, Lumber & Railroad Magnate -- 1879. In its time the most modern & largest home in Nevada. Entirely constructed of clear lumber & square nails. First home in Nevada entirely piped for gas lighting.
Duane L. Bliss was the lumber magnate responsible for the much-needed lumber on the Comstock.