Dayton
Sometimes you don't have to travel very far to discover something new. On Sunday, June 28, I joined the Historical Society of Dayton Valley's monthly Guided Walking Tour of Old Town Dayton, led by longtime historian and docent Patrick "Pat" Neylan. Held on the
History
Guest Contributor: C. LXI Yearzago, Keeper of the Tribal Knowledge From the earliest of times, 1860s, some of the people that would later be the most wealthy and influential people in the US and even in the world were investors in the Comstock mining activities. Most people have no idea
Dayton
Sometimes the most extraordinary moments happen right outside your front door. As a former city girl who moved to Dayton just three years ago, I never imagined that one day I would step out onto my front porch and find myself standing along one of the most historic routes in
Silver City
The lecture series has officially returned to the Historic Donovan Mill in Silver City, and what a wonderful way to begin the season. On the evening of June 23, community members and history enthusiasts gathered for an engaging presentation by architectural historian Jean-Guy Tanner Dubé, whose talk explored the
Tours/Events
As the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Virginia City's historic Miners Union Hall will open its doors to the public for a day of history, heritage, and patriotic reflection. Hosted by the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Comstock Aerie No. 523, the Hall
Tours/Events
The Historic Odeon Saloon was filled with laughter, tears, and heartfelt emotion on Sunday, June 21, as acclaimed Chautauquan Kim Harris took the stage to portray Sarah Althea "Allie" Hill Terry (1850-1937). Although Allie was not part of the Comstock itself, her life became forever linked to
History
Laying on the desk next to my computer right now is a greenish colored, small-sized book containing the photograph of the head of a donkey on the front page. It has 142 pages and was published in 1919 and it is called “The Desert Canary.” It was a high
Dayton
A weatherproof, glass barrier that once ensured telegraph messages could travel clearly across the country is now a sought-after keepsake bringing collectors together in our corner of Nevada. The Northern Nevada Insulator Show & Sale returned to the Dayton Valley Community Center on June 13, drawing dealers, collectors, history
History
Guest Contributor: Northern Nevada Ghost Hunters VIRGINIA CITY, Nev. — The historic Miners Union Hall welcomed visitors on June 13 for what organizers believe was the first public paranormal investigation ever conducted within the building. The event, held in partnership with Northern Nevada Ghost Hunters and the Fraternal Order of Eagles,
Dayton
Last week, with only one day’s notice, I coordinated a tour of the Dayton Museum for a group of around 22 visitors from Pub N' Sub in Reno, including business owner Steve Mathers. Fortunately, Historical Society of Dayton Valley docents Vicki Kinney and Katrina Hedlesky were available on
History
More than 160 years ago, Fort Churchill stood as a vital U.S. Army outpost on Nevada's frontier. Established in response to the Pyramid Lake War, the fort not only served a military purpose but also became a welcome refuge for westbound emigrants and Pony Express riders traveling
History
Pollock Pines, CA — Riders, history enthusiasts, and communities along the historic Pony Express Trail are gearing up for the 2026 National Pony Express Re-Ride. This year’s event promises to be an extraordinary milestone as it aligns with the nation's semiquincentennial. The Missouri Pony Express President will