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The Carson Mansion Eureka's Carson mansion is one of the most photographed Victorian homes in the United States. It was built between 1884-1886 for lumber baron William H. Carson and was designed by renowned architects Samuel and Joseph Newsome. The mansion was purchased by a local group of businessmen in 1950 for $35,000 and is now known as the Ingomar Club.
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Blue Ox Millworks 1 X Street. Eureka, CA 95501 (800)248-4259 |
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Page updated 8/28/06 |