spouse: Mary Bell Carson
"The Pink Lady was built as a wedding present for William Carson's son Milton. It was built directly across the street from the Mansion."
1964 - The "Pink Lady" became the first building to be restored in the city of Eureka
note: Carson Mansion, now called the Ingomar Club - a private men's club.
"The Pink Lady was built as a wedding present for William Carson's son Milton. It was built directly across the street from the Mansion."
1964 - The "Pink Lady" became the first building to be restored in the city of Eureka
note: Carson Mansion, now called the Ingomar Club - a private men's club.
spouse: Mary Bell Carson
"The Pink Lady was built as a wedding present for William Carson's son Milton. It was built directly across the street from the Mansion."
1964 - The "Pink Lady" became the first building to be restored in the city of Eureka
note: Carson Mansion, now called the Ingomar Club - a private men's club.
"The Pink Lady was built as a wedding present for William Carson's son Milton. It was built directly across the street from the Mansion."
1964 - The "Pink Lady" became the first building to be restored in the city of Eureka
note: Carson Mansion, now called the Ingomar Club - a private men's club.
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