Historic Markers - Mackay Mansion NV132

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Mackay Mansion NV132

The Gould & Curry Mining Co. office escaped the 1873 fire to also become the home of John Mackay, "Boss" of the Big Bonanza, which made him the richest man in the Comstock (over $100 million). Mackay also founded the Postal Telegraph Co.

On the house located on South D Street in Virginia City, Storey County Nevada.


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