Historic Sites

Located in the Historic Boulder Dam Hotel, the museum focuses on the lives of those who

Business was prospering by 1864, so a new two-story brewery was built in 1865 in the co

The Carson City Post Office is an imposing late 19th-century building encompassing an e

The county museum records local history for the benefit of the community as well as vis

In the 1990 the Depot Building and the Freight Barn were given to the State of Nevada f

Located at the northwestern edge of the University of Nevada-Reno campus, the Fleischma

Fort Churchill was once an active U.S. Army fort.

On November 28, 1876, the excited residents of Virginia City christened

Many residences and other buildings were moved from mining boomtown to mining boomtown

In the early 1930s, Anasazi Indian sites were being threatened by the waters of Lake Me

Mormon Station is the site of Nevada's first permanent nonnative settlement.

Permanent exhibits at this museum cover the U.S.

The organization was founded in 1931 as the Nevada Art Gallery by Dr.

It is a two-story masonry Classical Revival structure that incorporates Renaissance Rev

With an abundance of silver from the booming Comstock Lode, it was determined that Cars

Exhibits at this museum cover a wide range of topics about the area, from Native Americ

The Pioneer Theater--Auditorium, now called the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts,

Beginning in the 1860s, a wide variety of fraternal, civic and religious groups establi

The Stewart Indian School complex consists of 83 buildings on a 109-acre landscaped cam

The Storey County Courthouse was built in the high Italianate style that embodies 19th-

MacDonald Engineering constructed the building, with the assistance of the Civil Works

There has been a bridge at this site since 1860, when C. W.

Early rail service to Wabuska was operated by the Carson and Colorado Railroad Company,