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Mark Twain's House (1977)

by Henry Darbee

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Short but well written information about Mark Twain/Samuel Langhorn Clemens house. Probably would not reread it which is why it did not rate a 5. ( )
  JenniferRobb | Jul 8, 2023 |
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In 1873, Samuel L. Clemens, better known as Mark Twain, purchased land at the western edge of the City of Hartford, in an area known as Nook Farm.
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Photos of and information about Mark Twain's House in Connecticut.
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