Wild West Tour 2004 part 1 of 2 - Carson City, Nevada


	Wild West Tour 2004 part 1 of 2 - Carson City, Nevada

xigets

9-10-2008 12:29 PM

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Carson City's Wild West Ghost Walk. Guided tour of the Historic District of Carson City with characters portraying "ghosts" of Carson City's past. Visit several homes once inhabited by famous historic figures such as Mark Twain.

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