Thomas Nast House in Morristown
In 1872, Thomas Nast bought Villa Fontana and or the next 20 years, this house served as a common meeting ground for the artistic community in Morristown, and the Nasts hosted visitors including Ulysses S. Grant and Mark Twain. Now a National Historic landmark, the house is privately owned and restored.
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Thomas Nast House in Morristown
In 1872, Thomas Nast bought Villa Fontana and or the next 20 years, this house served as a common meeting ground for the artistic community in Morristown, and the Nasts hosted visitors including Ulysses S. Grant and Mark Twain. Now a National Historic landmark, the house is privately owned and restored.
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Uploaded on May 14, 2010
Taken on May 8, 2010