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Hugh H. Brown House

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The Hugh H. Brown House, nestled near Tonopah, Nevada, is a significant adobe house built in 1906. This historic residence is known for its large scale and is closely associated with Tonopah attorney Hugh H. Brown, marking its importance in the local history.

Hugh H. Brown House

Hugh H. Brown House Overview

Constructed as a large adobe house, the Hugh H. Brown House represents a blend of architectural style and functionality. Its historical significance is enhanced by its association with Hugh H. Brown, an influential figure in Tonopah’s legal community.

National Register Number

82000613

Year Established/Founded

1906

Hugh H. Brown House History

The house was deemed significant for its architectural style and its strong ties to Hugh H. Brown, a prominent attorney in Tonopah. Its construction in 1906 and subsequent listing on the National Register of Historic Places reflect its importance in the architectural and social fabric of Tonopah.

Timeline

  • 1906: Construction of the Hugh H. Brown House.
  • October 13, 1982: The house is added to the National Register of Historic Places.

County

Tonopah, Nye County

GPS Coordinates

38°3′53″N, 117°13′50″W

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Location

129 Ellis Street, Tonopah, Nevada

Today, the Hugh H. Brown House stands as a reminder of Tonopah’s rich history and the notable individuals who shaped the town. Its preservation as a historic house adds depth to our understanding of Tonopah’s early 20th-century residential architecture and community.

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