Nevada Governor's Mansion
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The Nevada Governor's Mansion is the official residence of the Governor of Nevada and his family. Reno architect George A. Ferris designed this neo-classical mansion.
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It has served Nevada's Governors since 1909.
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| National Register of Historic Places in Carson City, Nevada |
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Abraham Curry House - Adams House - Bank Saloon - Belknap House - Brougher Mansion - Carson Brewing Company - Carson City Civic Auditorium - Carson City Mint - Carson City Post Office - Carson City Public Buildings - Dat So La Lee House - David Smaill House - Dr. William Henry Cavell House - George L. Sanford House - The Glenbrook - Gov. James W. Nye Mansion - Gov. Reinhold Sadler House - Governor's Mansion - James D. Roberts House - Kitzmeyer Furniture Factory - Lakeview House - Leport-Toupin House - Lew M. Meder House - Nevada State Capitol - Nevada State Printing Office - Olcovich-Meyers House - Orion Clemens House - Ormsby-Rosser House - Raycraft Ranch - Rinckel Mansion - Sears-Ferris House - Second Railroad Car No. 21 - St. Charles-Muller's Hotel - St. Peter's Episcopal Church (Carson City, Nevada) - Stewart Indian School - The Dayton; and No. 22 18 The Inyo - Virginia and Truckee Railroad Depot-Carson City - Virginia and Truckee Railway Locomotive 27 - Wabuska Railroad Station - William Spence House |
| List of Registered Historic Places in Nevada Nevada State Historic Places by county |
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