3 Best Landmarks in Henderson, NV

“Clark County Museum features the Anna Roberts Parks Exhibit Hall and Heritage Street, showcasing the county's historic buildings. The museum's exhibits primarily focus on the history of Southern Nevada, highlighting the early Native American inhabitants, such as the Paiute people, mining, the impact of the railroads, and gaming. Clark County Museum boasts several historic houses and a recreated ghost town, with over 50,000 images depicting 120 years of Southern Nevada's history. Interestingly, the museum was inspired by a fabric art piece created by one of its volunteers based on an item from their collection.”

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“Paseo Verde Library has an extensive collection of over 220,000 titles, non-fiction and audiovisual content, fiction, and children's books. The Library includes a 1,000-square-foot reading area with glass walls, a coffee shop, and a genealogy space with staff. Paseo Verde Library provides all visitors free access to books and research materials and offers state-of-the-art technology to support work. Patrons can also explore stations dedicated to science, engineering, art, technology, and math. Additionally, the Library houses the administrative offices of the Henderson Library, which provides 40 workstations, free WiFi, areas for children and teenagers, public computers, study rooms, and extra space for programs and other activities.”

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“Green Valley Library was initially developed in 1987 and underwent a renovation in 2009 that included improved seating areas, a dedicated teen area, study rooms, a 36-computer lab, and additional space for various programs and activities. The Library's mission is to cultivate a literacy culture by providing its community members with free access to books and digital resources. The Library boasts an extensive collection of over 100,000 titles, including audiovisual and children's materials. The Library also utilizes cutting-edge technology to support work, education, and leisure activities and offers free Wi-Fi access.”

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