The Mckay Mansion was built in 1859 by George Hearst and the former residence of Comstock king John Mckay. It is now a National Historic Landmark. Tours are available, so are weddings and parties for up to 500 people.
For history of this mansion, click here.
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Looks very well preserved. Must be nice to go on a guided tour in that place.
It doesn't look like 500 people could fit in that place...but it would be a nice location for a party.
What an imprssive mansion! Interesting how it seems to have vernadahs on 4 sides both upstairs and downstairs!
Oh, a new look. I love the white space...now that's the kind of house we all want to live in! Neat!
Perfect. As soon as I saw the pic, I knew that's where I want to get married. Finally! Now that I have the location, I can move forward and look for my groom LOL (the easy part, right?)
that's a snazzy building... you could do laps on those verandahs to keep in shape...
it surely was a mansion in those days and probably held many a soiree..
What cool history of this old building. Hard to believe it was built in 1859
The Mckay Mansion looks beautiful!
I could imagine beautiful weddings in that place.
such a big house or building.
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