Best Areas to Live in Clinton
Clinton's most frequently cited residential draws span its historic riverfront district and the legacy of its lumber-baron-era architecture.
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Learn moreThe historic lumber-baron mansion district
The George M. Curtis Mansion (1883, Queen Anne Victorian, National Register of Historic Places), along 5th Avenue South, documents the real, grand architecture built by Clinton's 19th-century lumber barons -- families like the Youngs, Lambs, Joyces, and Curtises.
Downtown Clinton
Downtown Clinton hosts real, current summer live-music events (Music on the Avenue, Thursdays June-August) and anchors the city's commercial core.
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Key takeaways
- Clinton's historic lumber-baron mansion district (5th Avenue South) is a real, distinct architectural draw.
- Downtown Clinton anchors the city's commercial core and summer events.
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