Mark Twain with his Wife, Olivia, and his daughters
Mark Twain's Life and Family
A Photo Biography
Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn 1835-1853
Old Times on the Mississippi 1857-1860
Roughing It 1860-1864
"The Trouble Starts at Eight" Mark Twain's National and International Tours and
Speeches 1865-1866
The Gilded Age 1869-1871
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court 1872-1891
A Tramp Abroad 1891-1901
Mysterious Stranger 1901-1908
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Mark Twain with his Wife, Olivia, and his daughters |
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Mark Twain at home with his family |
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His daughters Clara, Susie and Margaret |
Mark Twain and his family all loved literature and performance and theater. The entire family would spend afternoons acting out Shakespeare and other plays and stories.
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Clara and her friend Sarah performing the Prince and the Pauper |
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Mark Twain and Olivia acting out Hero and Leander's speech in Much Ado About Nothing |
Mark Twain spent much of his life in Hartford, Connecticut and his boyhood in Hannibal, but he also traveled to England for a period of time and France.
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France |
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Hartford, CT |
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Dolis Hill, England |
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Hannibal, MO
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