Bowers Mansion
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Historic home of Comstock millionaires Sandy and Eilley Bowers, a prime example of 19th-century affluence in Nevada.

📜 Stately 19th-century home built in 1863 by Comstock millionaires Sandy and Eilley Bowers. 🔍 Features Georgian and Italianate architecture, reflecting Eilley's Scottish heritage. # Why Go 🏰 Explore a historic mansion showcasing 19th-century Comstock millionaire lifestyle. 🏊 Enjoy a swimming pool, playground, and picnic areas on the estate grounds. 🚶 Hike to the historic Bowers family cemetery. 📚 Learn about Nevada's Comstock Lode history, Eilley Bowers' role in the women's suffrage movement, and 19th-century affluence. # Why Avoid 🚫 Closed during winter months. 💨 Tours may be canceled due to poor air quality. 🐾 No pets allowed inside the museum (service animals excepted). # Tips 📞 Check current operating hours and tour availability before visiting. ⏱️ Mansion tours are 30-45 minutes and start hourly. 🗓️ Open seasonally, typically late May through late October. # Cost 💰 Mansion admission $7-10 for adults, $7 for seniors/children, under 5 free. Pool admission $5. # Hours 🕒 Seasonal, typically late May to late October. Weekend tours 11 AM - 4 PM; some Fridays in summer.

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