“Mark Twain House & Museum has initiated a new strategic planning process to broaden its outreach, build upon recent accomplishments, and enhance sustainability. The plan emphasizes leveraging the museum's property and public brand identity to engage with broader and more diverse audiences, cultivate new relationships across various communities, and establish collaborative partnerships. Throughout the year, the museum hosts a variety of programs and events featuring esteemed authors and lecturers. Designed by New York City architect Edward Tuckerman Potter, the house showcases Victorian Gothic Revival architecture, characterized by its steep-pitched roof and asymmetrical arrangement of bay windows. Visitors can explore books suitable for readers of all ages at the Mark Twain House & Museum, while Victorian gifts and exclusive items are available at The Mark Twain House & Museum gift shop. Free entry for children under 6.”
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