RENO ARCH
155 North Virginia Street, Reno, NV 89501 Directions
Since 1926
Reno Arch is an iconic landmark and most recognizable symbol in Reno. The original arch was constructed in 1926 to commemorate the completion of the Lincoln and Victory Highways. The arch is a leading feature of downtown Reno, and the motto of the town, The Biggest Little City in the World, has been featured for most of its history. The transcontinental highways were important for trade in both Nevada and California, and both governors, poohbahs from the San Francisco Shriners, marching bands, and many ordinary citizens attended the dedication.
Group Tours, Gift Shop, Arch, School Tours, Live Music, Exhibits, Architectural Buildings, Facility Rentals, Collections, Historical Places, Nightlife, Camps, Educational Programs, Guided Tours, Social Event, Groups Visit & Stores
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NEVADA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
1650 North Virginia Street, Reno, NV 89503 Directions
Since 1904
Nevada Historical Society covers the story about Reno's development from past to present. It shows, researches, educates, exhibits, and preserves the history of Nevada, the area of Lake Tahoe, and the western part of the history of Nevada. The objects on display and the research collections represent exceptional historic resources. They have free, and temporary parking passes available. Nevada Historical Society offers free admission for children under the age of 18.
Research and Collections, Membership, Research Library, Educational, Store, Exhibits Permanent, School Tours, Society, Group Visits, Manuscript, Photography, Artifacts, Exhibits Changing, Camps, Family Days, Birthday Parties, Lectures Programs & AGA Chip Dig
Price: Adults $5
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W. M KECK EARTH SCIENCE AND MINERAL ENGINEERING MUSEUM
1664 North Virginia Street, Reno, NV 89557 Directions
Since 1908
'W. M Keck Earth Science And Mineral Engineering Museum' is a Free University of Nevada showcase of fossils, minerals, ores, historic mining relics, and many other exciting and unique objects of Nevada's geologic and cultural past. The collections emphasize items from Nevada, but there are items from throughout the world. The mining industry continues to have a significant economic impact in Nevada, producing raw materials and commodities that are used in the manufacture of countless pieces. The Carlin Trend in north-central Nevada is one of the world's leading gold producing areas.
Education, GSN Field Trip Grants, Mackay Silver Collection, Historical Mining, Paleontology and Mining History, Research Museum, Geology, Mineralogy & Public for Self-Guided Tours