LOCATION FILE
Copper King Mansion
FOLLOWButte, MT
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Completed in 1888, this 34-room Victorian mansion was the Butte showplace of copper king and U.S. senator William Andrews Clark, then among the wealthiest men in the world. It is preserved with original furnishings and operates as a house museum and bed-and-breakfast.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Some guests and visitors describe a presence attributed to Clark himself and unexplained activity in the ballroom and upper floors.
VISITING
Open to the public for tours, with seasonal lodging.
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