Sitios históricos de Nevada

En lo que respecta a los libros de historia, Nevada ciertamente ha agregado algunas páginas verdaderamente únicas. El pasado salvaje de Nevada cobra vida en lugares históricos en todo el estado, en las escenas de los auges del oro y la plata que se sintieron en todo el mundo y la mayor cantidad de pueblos fantasmas del país, entre vibrantes sitios de arte rupestre y colecciones de artefactos que muestran hilos de la cultura indígena estadounidense que no se encuentran en ningún otro lugar, y en el borde de una de las maravillas arquitectónicas más famosas del mundo.

Descubra cómo Estado de Nevada se ganó el apodo de "Estado Plateado", conozca a primeros colonos y personalidades más grandes que la vida que se convirtieron en nevadenses legendarios, y aprenda cómo el entretenimiento en vivo, las pruebas atómicas y una gran cantidad de neón transformaron un pequeño y tranquilo pueblo de colonos en el hogar de los Franja de Las Vegas. Ya sea que desee profundizar en nuestras raíces mineras, ganaderas y vaqueras, o esté ansioso por hacer una crónica del ascenso de la Capital Mundial del Entretenimiento, o cualquier cosa intermedia, dé un paso atrás en el tiempo con nosotros.

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Ya sea el elemento más nuevo en su lista de deseos o el mejor giro equivocado que haya tomado, a cualquier rincón de este estado al que se aventure, seguramente descubrirá el tipo de encuentros inesperados, personajes memorables y experiencias solo en Nevada que hacen que este lugar sea tan malditamente especial. Consiga imágenes impresionantes, historias sorprendentes, personajes coloridos, eventos que hay que hacer antes de morir y mucho más. Y para endulzar el trato, además de enviarte nuestra Revista oficial Nevada Magazine& Guía para visitantes. También incluiremos nuestro elegante mapa del estado.

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Las historias del Estado Plateado tienen una forma de darle forma a la tuya. Si creaste un poco de #NVHistory o conociste a algún #NevadansLegendary a lo largo de tu aventura en Nevada, asegúrate de etiquetar #TravelNevada para compartirlo con nosotros. Si nos gusta tu foto, puede que aparezca aquí.

Comparing a photo taken around the 1930s or 40s, to present day 2020. A lot has changed on #fremontstreet since then... #canonphotopaper#movies#movie#flick#film#travel #vegas#lasvegas#lasvegasweekly#nvfilmoffice#nevadafilm#nevadafilmoffice#filmnv#filmnevada#olloclip#iphoneonly#cinema#vegasmovies#wanderlust#igerslvo#LiveTravelChannel#capturethescene#history #fremontstreet #nvfilm #filmnv #history #gambling #shareyourstudio
The church that stands today was rebuilt on the remains of the former one that burned in the Great Fire of 1875. The lower half of the walls were uses to rebuild. Changes of height, additional sections within the church and a few safety measures were taken within the new building. One of those safety measures is a pipe that can spray the roof with water, if another fire were to ever occur again.⁠
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“Welcome everyone, I am your dam guide. I’m about to take you through a fully functional power plant, so please, no one wander off the dam tour and please take all the dam pictures you want. Now are there any dam questions?” Visiting the renowned Hoover Dam a few weeks back was just how I remembered it in Vegas Vacation when Clark Griswald managed to make a mess of his tour (chewing an obscene amount of gum to plug the water holes is my favorite part! 😂) Find out how to make it out to the Hoover Dam from Las Vegas in my new blog post, link’s in my bio!
The Pioneer saloon continues to pour drinks for over 100 years; it’s the location of gunfights and ghost sightings, movie shoots, and video games. On July 3, 1915, just two years after the saloon had opened for business. It seems that a group of prospectors, miners and other assorted characters were playing a game of poker at a table at the saloon. One of the gamblers tried to
Fun fact: Our town was named after Henry Comstock aka
When exploring the tramway, you kinda hafta stop and look at historical Boot Hill Cemetery. Yeah, kinda hafta 👍 
Crime was rampant in Pioche in the early 1870s. During the first few years of piochas boom days, it was said that 72 men
Next day was spent in goldfield. We like to walk around the town and take pictures. The last two pictures were courtesy of justmejeri taking care of the original piano and dinner menu from the Goldfield Hotel! My mom wants the menu😂😄 So amazing to look at some Nevada history again! #goldfieldnevada #homemeansnevada #travelnevada #goldfieldhotel #nevadahistory
The mining history is fascinating, these charcoal ovens are a work of art. Though they were the cause of severe deforestation they are brilliant none-the-less. Each oven burned 35 cords of wood for 12 days running to create charcoal which was used to smelt ore at the nearby mines. Built in the late 1800’s, one oven required being filled with 5-6 acres of trees and created 50 bushels of charcoal. Later when coal became the fuel of choice these ovens remained intact and were often used for shelter and even a nice hideaway for some famous bandits. #wardcharcoalovens #theloneliestroadinamerica travelnevada #route5Onevada #roadtrip #mining #stateparks
White Pine County Will Be Here To Welcome You Back. Stay Strong. We Will See You Soon.

The following mention on our countdown of 30 days and travel inspiration is: the town of Cherry Creek. Believe it or not, Cherry Creek was, at one time, the largest town in White Pine County with an estimated population of 6,000. In fact, the town's roots go as far back as the 1850s, when one of the first gold mines in Nevada began to operate, and it became a major Pony Express station. There are plenty of ways to take in the natural beauty of this once roaring destination, whose residents have now shrunk to less than 70. Be sure to stop at the town's museum (by appointment only) for an in-depth look into Cherry Creek’s past, including various antiques from when the museum acted as a one-room schoolhouse. #visitelynevada #getelevated #explore #ghosttown #nvroadtrip #familyfun #howtonevada #nevada #history #epic #awesome #photooftheday travelnevada ponyexpressnevada
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