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Sisters in History Route. Ride the multi-million-dollar reconstructed historic Kit carson, John C. Fremont and our 1869 route from Carson City to Virginia City. The trip takes 1.5 hours each way. Choose between a 1914 Baldwin Steam locomotive or a strapping diesel locomo - tive. The journey starts above the Carson River Canyon, goes along the east side of Mound House and across a spectacular railroad bridge over U.S. Hwy. 50, then picks up the historic Comstock era route. See working mines and mine ruins, silver ore veins and maybe even a herd of Nevada’s own wild mustangs. HISTORY For prices or more information, call 1-800-Nevada-1 or go to visitcarsoncity.com. V&T Hwy. 50 Railroad Bridge Jim Grant

Combination Virginia City Mine arson City took its title from the Carson River, named by John C. Fremont for his scout, Kit Carson,

Cin 1844. Formerly Eagle Station, Carson City must have been a welcome refuge for explorers Tunnel No.4 Gold Hill Depot Kit Carson and John C. Fremont as they rode into Eagle Valley during their 1840s quest to map the Gold Hill Cemete ry West. To the east, long stretches of desert mark the difficult terrain settlers had to endure to get here. Scales/ Water Tower T To the west, the Sierra Nevada is the gateway to the Pacific. American Flat he fires of Engine 29 have been dramatically rekindled and the sleek (Ruins) & Tunnel No.2 T Northern Nevada’s first wave of white settlers, the Bidwell-Bartleson party, arrived in 1841. engine is once again steaming over the Virginia & Truckee Railroad’s famous V

Westbound traffic increased, spurred by the big boom of 1848-1849 when gold was discovered in silver rails, carrying history buffs and visitors on regular jaunts between d California. By 1851, Eagle Station, a trading post on the Carson Branch of the California Emigrant Carson City and Virginia City. n Trail, served as a stopover for travel-weary gold prospectors. In 1858 Abraham Curry bought The V&T , as it was called back in the Comstock Lode days of the late 1800s, a

Eagle Station. Carson City’s future designation as a capital was largely the fruit of Curry’s labor. Moundhouse was the primary link that hauled silver-laden ore from the Virginia City y He left a 10-acre plaza in the city center for his predicted location of the state capitol. In 1859, gold Hwy. 50 Bridge mines to a mainline in Carson. Once the veins were tapped out, the rail line r prospectors hit silver in the hills east of Carson City. was silenced and lay dormant. That changed in 2009 when the $55 million o Carson City restoration project revitalized the nearly 17-mile line. Today, as it was done t The Comstock Lode , as it was called, was the largest silver find in world history. In the 1860s, Depot Carson Canyon s Carson City was a station on the Pony Express and the Overland Mail route under Butterfield and 140 years ago, passengers journey through America’s Old West, pass under Carson River i Wells, Fargo & Co. Despite its small population and expansive territory (Nevada is the seventh largest mountains via two tunnels, skirt mine relics, and enjoy a trundling mobile plat -

H Current Operation state), statehood was granted on October 31, 1864. This day and Nevada’s roots are celebrated each form for spying upon bands of wild horses that are foraging in the high desert. Reconstruction Project year in Carson City with the Nevada Day parade. Mining continued with another major silver Engine 29 is a 1916 Baldwin consolidation 2-8-0 steam engine entrained by strike, The Big Bonanza, in 1873, where the Virginia & Truckee Railroad ( V&T ) served the mines by two 1914 Pullman cars bearing the V&T’s distinctive yellow and green paint transporting ore and timber. scheme. During the course of the 75-minute trip, the conductor draws back the covers of history and reveals the events and circumstances that were part of life in the days before the Silver State was even recognized as a state.

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1992 structure incorporates old Frequent guest: brother Samuel 16 m Abell (1874), Slater (1875) Mansion 6 (1879) Cavell (1907) U.S. Mint (1869) 5 State Printing Building. (1885-86) (Mark Twain). (1863-64) (1909) Nevada Hofer (1907) State 3} Kitzmeyer Furniture 15} Yerington House Museum Factory & Undertaking Parlor 512 No. Division St. w. robinson st. Smail 319 No. Carson St. Named for second owner (1869), a key (1862) The furniture included a line figure in the V&T Railroad. (1863) Rickey 17 15 Yerington (1863) Brougher-Bath of coffins. (1873) (1870) Stewart 16} Bliss Mansion Bender (1887) Clemens (1864) (1904) 4} Former U.S. Post Office 608 Elizabeth St. (1870) 14 401 No. Carson St. Built by the lumber magnate w. spear st. Chartz (1876) Former 18 Post Oﬃce (1891) First federal office constructed Duane L. Bliss. 15 rooms, 9 marble Krebs-Peterson 4 (1914) Nevada Commission in Nevada. (1891) fireplaces. Built of clear sugar 12 Hyman on Tourism ) Norcross ) Curry (1871) Olcovich 5 5} Nevada State Museum pine and cedar from his Lake Tahoe Robinson (1906) 5 9 (1877) 9 (1874)

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w. musser st. United Methodist Courthouse. (1921) Cohn House 331 W. Proctor St. County Courthouse (1865) H Presbyterian Rinckel (1920) 8} Ormsby County Courthouse Built for famed Washo basket weaver Stewart-Nye (1864) (1876) 8 2 21 1 o 198 No. Carson St. by her employer, Abe Cohn. (1895) (1860) Designed as part of the State Capitol 20} Carson Brewing Company 11 u 9 Nevada State

N s complex. (early 1920s) 449 W. King St. w. king st. Capitol (1871) Former State Printing (1886) 9} Former Nevada Supreme Court Home of “Tahoe Beer” for over 10 20 Olcovich- Former Supreme Court e a century, now the Brewery Arts Meyers & State Library (1936) State Library and 100 No. Carson St. W Former Carson (1875) Humane Archives (1992) s Originally also housed the State Center. (1864) E Brewing Co. Sweeney Alliance St. Teresa’s (1871) (1864) (1860) 22 7 Fountain Library. (1936) 21} Rinckel Mansion Performing (1909) ? w. second st. Arts Center Brewery Arts 10} St. Teresa of Avila 102 No. Curry St. Center Heroes Memorial Catholic Church Built with labor-saving devices from the S Building (1921) 1876 Centennial Exposition. (1875-76) 511 W. King St. Legend: Original wood frame is now faced 22} E.D. Sweeney Building Driving Supreme Court with brick. (1870-71) 102 So. Curry St. w. third st. (1992) 11} Stewart-Nye Residence One of Carson City’s earliest Walking 24 108 No. Minnesota St. commercial buildings. (1859-60) 1-hr. Walk Ormsby-Rosser Ferris (1869) Built by Stewart. Later owned by 23} J.D. Roberts House (1863) St. Charles-Muller Territorial Governor Nye. (1860) Historical Museum Hotel (1862) 1207 No. Carson St. Talking House w. fourth st. 12} Chartz House # State Legislature Gothic revival house originally built 412 No. Nevada St. Numbers . (1970)

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Stewart St. Basque brought his unique, inventive and Villa Basque Deli casually elegant style of American cooking Locals BBQ & Grill 884-4451, 730 Basque Way to the kitchen and had a growing 841-9999, 3849 So. Carson St. reputation as a wine expert. Mallards Restaurant Delicatessens Adele’s is destination dining for Empire Ranch Golf Course folks from as far away as the Bay Area. 885-2100, 1875 Fair Way Dr. Brewery Arts Center Artisans Café 883-1976, 449 W. King St. The food is 5-star and the welcome is Mom & Pop’s Diner always warm. 884-4411, 224 So. Carson St. Charley’s Grilled Subs 884-1911 , 1304 So. Stewart St. Palm Court Grill & Rum Jungle Buffet City Café Bakery Casino Fandango 882-2253, 701 So. Carson St. 885-7000, 3800 So. Carson St. Cre ekside Deli Paradise Cove Café 841-3354, 1795 E. College Pkwy. adeles restaurant and lounge .com East side of Carson Mall 841-1199, 1200 So. Stewart St. The Deli Francesco Restaurant • Lounge • Veranda 883-0545, 1329 So. Carson St. 1 Lunch: m-w 11:30 a.m. –2:30 p.m. Q’s BBQ Dinner: m-sat 5:00 – 9:00 p.m. 841-7227, 230 Fairview Dr. Paul Schat’s Bakery Bar/Lounge: m-f 11:30 a.m. –11:00 p.m., East side of Carson Mall sat 4:00 – 11:00 p.m. Red’s Old 395 Grill {4} 888-9090 , 1212 So. Stewart St. 1112 N. Carson Street 887-0395, 1055 So. Carson St. Port of Subs Carson City, Nevada 89701 883-1552, 1621 Hwy. 50 East, #B Sierra Joe’s Burgers-n-Such Reservations recommended. (775)882.3353 883-0323, 444 E. William St. 841-7678, 3721 No. Carson St. (Hwy. 50), #6 885-1818, 3821 So. Carson St. Slot World Casino – Caravan Café Sub Factory 6 8 882-7568, 3879 Hwy. 50 East 885-1868, 2589 B No. Carson St. Z Bistro Mi Casa Too Genoa Candy & Coffee Co. 885-2828, 725 Basque Way 882-4080, 3809 No. Carson St. 782-8500, 2292 Main St., Ste 1, Genoa Sonic Drive-In Subway 841-9000, 1856 E. College Pkwy. 885-1838, 100 W. Winnie Lane Olé Olé Restaurant and Cantina Starbucks Coffee 884-2424, 3959 So. Carson St. Italian Gold Dust West Casino 841-6557, 3228 No. Carson St. Thurman’s Ranch House 841-9944, 2073 Hwy. 50 East 885-9000, 2171 US Hwy. 50 East 885-2244, 2320 So. Carson St. 883-1773, 2943 Hwy. 50 East B’Sghetti’s 887-8879, 318 No. Carson St. 267-0592, 921 Topsy Lane U.S. Submarine Base Playa Azul Mexican Restaurant 841-0389, 3325 Retail Dr. Asian 882-2022, 1894 Hwy. 50 East Brugos Pizza 883-2244, 415 E. William St. 887-7437, 3228 No. Carson St. 882-7314, 1410 William St. Bamboo Garden San Marcos Grill {7} 885-6868, 3747 So. Carson St. Fine Dining and Finucci’s Grand Central 882-9797, 260 E. Winnie Lane V&T Coffee Company 883-3900, 3965 So. Carson St. 887-1044, 3667 So. Carson St. Beijing Palace Steak Houses Taqueria La Salsa 882-8899, 4250 Cochise St. 882-8226, 1946 Hwy. 50 East Thai Adele’s Restaurant {5} Garibaldi’s {6} China Chef 882-3353, 1112 No. Carson St. 884-4574, 307 No. Carson St. Taqueria Uruapan The Basil {8} 883-8887, 3135 Hwy. 50 East 883-7609, 4601 Goni Rd. 841-6100, 311 No. Carson St. Duke’s Steak House Ti Amo Italian Grille China East Casino Fandango Casino Fandango Tito’s Thai Spice Kitchen 885-6996, 1810 Hwy. 50 East 885-7000, 3800 So. Carson St. 885-7000, 3800 So. Carson St. 885-0309, 444 E. William St. 841-8999, 111 E. Telegraph St. 2 Genghix Asian Fusion Glen Eagles Restaurant Wally’s Pizza & Subs {3} Wine Bar 887-8883, 1480 No. Carson St. 884-4414, 3700 No. Carson St. At the Carson Bowling Lanes Specialty, Treats, Coffeehouses 883-2606, 4600 Snyder Ave. Bella Fiore Wines Kim Lee's Japanese Restaurant Steak House {1} Baskin-Robbins 31 Flavors 888-9463, 224 So. Carson St. & Sushi Bar Carson Nugget Casino Mexican, Southwestern 885-8830, 3947 So. Carson St. 883-2372, 319 No. Carson St. 882-1626, 507 No. Carson St. Comma Coffee To: El Charro Avitia 883-2662, 312 So. Carson St. Lily’s China Bistro Red’s Old 395 Grill 883-6261, 4389 So. Carson St. 885-8080, 1280 No. Carson St. French Carson Bowling Lanes: -Johnny Rockets Dutch Brothers Coffee Le Nougat French Coffee & -Wally’s Pizza & Subs Juan’s Mexican Grill 888-9929, 1449 So. Carson St. Ming’s Chinese & Japanese Restaurant Horsechoe Club 887-8878, 2330 So. Carson St. Pastry Shop {1} Carson Nugget Casino 4 882-9944, 402 No. Carson St. 882-1626, 507 No. Carson St. m Preferred dining establishments. 3

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Take a walk back in time. Tour the “Talking Trail” at Carson City’s historic Stewart Indian School. A self-guided cell phone walking tour along a paved 0.6 mile trail guides visitors to 20 points of interest while listening to employees and generations of students who attended Stewart, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, tell their personal stories. Constructed of stone and hand-crafted by Native American craftsmen, the surviving buildings are what remains of the campus that housed and educated American Indian youth from more than 200 tribes between 1890 and 1980. Hear Chucko Williams tell his story as a student and teacher at Stewart, a relationship that began in 1946. Williams, who returned to Stewart after graduation T to work as a dorm attendant and boxing coach a

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Ask Carson City-zens what brings visitors to their hometown and you may be surprised at the variety of answers.

Some single out the Capitol Building , with its silver-painted cupola, listed in the National Register of Historic Places, located at the heart of Carson City, and constructed between 1869 and 1871. To keep costs down, the building sandstone was obtained free of charge from the Nevada State Prison In the heart of Historic Downtown Carson City. quarry, just outside of Carson City. But, in spite of this, the construction costs mounted to some 210 North Carson Street, with parking on Curry Street. s $170,000, exceeding even the highest bid. Open Tuesday through Saturday 10:00 a.m. — 5:30 p.m. m The Carson City Mint (now the Nevada State Museum), is another finely constructed landmark. (775)882-2880 hanifins.com Free delivery u Originally a branch of the United States Mint, and built at the peak of the silver boom, it was where to Reno, Lake Tahoe, Carson City e 50 issues of silver coins and 50 issues of gold coins were minted between 1870 and 1893. These coins s bore the “CC” mint mark. The mint was established in Carson City to facilitate minting of silver Center is home to numerous arts groups in equipment is from the Comstock Era’s u Carson City all disciplines. Art Gallery, Artisans gift Virginia & Truckee Railroad, America’s coins from the silver in the Comstock Lode in Virginia City. store 10am–4pm Mon-Sat, no charge. richest and most famous short line.

M The Roberts House Park and Museum Seasonal operation of historic trains, call Others point to a selection of smaller museums , showcasing history, natural history, trains, interactive The Children’s Museum of for schedule. 1207 N. Carson St. (775 )887-2174 or call for a tour Northern Nevada exhibits for children, and more…Nevada-style gaming is here, too, but on a smaller, friendlier scale. (775 )882-1805. Fri, Sat. & Sun. 1-3pm. $3 per person. 813 N. Carson St. (775 )884-2226. 10am-4:30pm. Nevada State Museum The Roberts House Museum is an outstand - New Nevada hands-on, interactive exhibit 600 N. Carson St. (775 )687-4810. The following sampling makes a good short-list of what not to miss while you’re visiting. Or what ing example of Gothic Revival architecture. learning for kids of all ages. Stroll down the Wed.-Sat. 8:30am-4:30pm. It was built in 1864 by Solomen W. Foreman keyboard of a giant piano, where discovery Originally built as a U.S. Mint that operated to do/see again on your next trip. in Old Washoe City. The James Doane and fun go together! from 1870 to 1895. Today the museum is Roberts family purchased this home in Old known worldwide for exhibits ranging from Washoe City in 1865. It was moved to Carson Nevada State Dat So La Lee Washo Indian baskets to City November 6, 1874 and placed where it Library and Archives Nevada natural history to Coin Press No. 1. is located today. The James Doane Roberts 100 N. Stewart St. (775 )684-3360. family lived in the house until February Mon.-Fri. 8am-5pm. No charge. Nevada State Capitol 1968. Plans to raze it drew a public outcry Featuring rotating exhibits, a video on Corner of Musser and Carson Sts. (775 )68 7-5030. fierce enough to raise hundreds of thousands Nevada’s admission to the Union and the Daily 8am-5pm. No charge. of dollars for restoration. original State Constitution. The building’s Guided tours available for groups. The Brewery Arts Center design incorporates the state’s first printing Completed in 1871, Nevada’s quintessential, building (1885-86). most recognizable landmark with its 449 W. King St. (775)883-1976. Built in the mid-1800s, the Brewery Arts silver-colored cupola. Changing historic Nevada State exhibits and state governors’ portraits. Center is the historic home of the Tahoe Railroad Museum Beer Company. It has been restored to its 1864 grandeur, complete with the original 2180 S. Carson St. (US 395) (775 )687-6953. tin ceiling. For over twenty-five years, the Fri.-Mon. 8:30am-4:30pm. Continued on page 16. Brewery Arts Center has been the Carson Considered one of the finest regional City area’s premier literary, educational, railroad museums in the country, it includes Carson City Mint Nevada State Capitol’s Silver Dome Brewery Arts Center Nevada State Museum visual and performing arts center. The five steam locomotives and several restored coaches and freight cars. Most featured

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H (775 )887-9900 mately 30 miles, until you see the sign “Welcome to www.marriott.com/ RNOCC Carson City, Nevada’s Capital.” Travelers coming from g South Lake Tahoe can travel Hwy. 50 n i east along Lake Tahoe’s South Shore REGON t O until it intersects with Hwy. 395 at IDAHO t Carson City’s south end. Take a left to e get to the downtown corridor. G Air travel is easy with daily direct N and is free from the hassles of big city ﬂights from major hubs into Reno- Tahoe airports. Simply get off the airplane, NEVADA retrieve your baggage and walk to the International Airport, located approxi - Susanville mately 30 miles north of Carson City, car rental agency or arrange for one of CALIFORNIA 395 the southbound shuttles. And PRIDE (Public Rural Ride) also has a shuttle how close from RenoReenono bus route that runs between Carson 80 City and Reno-Tahoe International. where you are Sacramento Lake Tahoe # 50 Shuttles run Monday thru Friday. Location ...... Miles CCARSONARSON Lake Tahoe ...... 14 Once you’re here , the way to get around Reno ...... 30 5 Sacramento ...... 165 San CCITYITY town is the J. A. C. (Jump Around San Francisco ...... 261 Francisco Carson) Bus Service. (775)841-RIDE. Las Vegas ...... 411 Los Angeles ...... 445 Fresno Boise ...... 459 So skip the covered wagon and head to Salt Lake City ...... 556 Carson City via the easy route! Portland ...... 616 Bakersfield Seattle ...... 751

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