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SUMMARY:Downtown Churches Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Visit three of Reno’s oldest and most architecturally significant churches – Trinity Episcopal Cathedral\, First United Methodist Church\, and St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Cathedral.  Meet under the tree at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral\, 200 Island Ave.  Guide:  Mac Wieland \n\nPlease arrive 15 minutes early to check in and sign our liability waiver. (A copy of the waiver can be found here.) Wear comfortable shoes\, and bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and water bottle in warm weather. No dogs\, walkers\, baby strollers\, or bicycles allowed.   \nWalks generally last 1 1/2 to 2 hours. Please note\, some neighborhoods may have uneven walking surfaces and sidewalk barriers\, which may make it difficult for people with mobility issues. Also note\, restrooms are not available on most walks.   \n\nDetails & registration on Wild Apricot
URL:https://hrps.studioobsessed.com/event/downtown-churches-walking-tour/
LOCATION:Trinity Episcopal Church – 200 Island Ave.\, Trinity Episcopal Church - 200 Island Ave.
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SUMMARY:The Other Side of the Street Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Perhaps you’ve done the Mansions on the Bluff and DeLongchamps walk but how about the houses on the other side of Court\, Ridge\, California and Arlington? Distinctive architecturally styled homes line these quiet streets where many of Reno’s families lived\, some for over 50 years. Today the neighborhood is a blend of family homes along with businesses. Meet at the southwest corner of Arlington and Court. Tour guide: Pat Cantwell. \nPlease arrive 15 minutes early to check in and sign our liability waiver. (A copy of the waiver can be found here.) Wear comfortable shoes\, and bring a hat\, sunglasses\, and water bottle in warm weather. No dogs\, walkers\, baby strollers\, or bicycles allowed. \nWalks generally last 1 1/2 to 2 hours. Please note\, some neighborhoods may have uneven walking surfaces and sidewalk barriers\, which may make it difficult for people with mobility issues. Also note\, restrooms are not available on most walks. \nDetails & registration on Wild Apricot
URL:https://hrps.studioobsessed.com/event/the-other-side-of-the-street-walking-tour/
LOCATION:Southwest Corner of Arlington & Court\, Southwest Corner of Arlington & Court
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SUMMARY:2026 Harvest of Homes Tour
DESCRIPTION:Don’t miss this year’s tour of spectacular homes.  Four of our homes are spacious mid-century testaments to gracious living\, with the fifth home a charming 1930s DeLongchamps cottage in old Southwest Reno. \nHRPS Members – $40 | Non-Members – $50 \n(Champion and Lifetime Members are free) \n \nHomes can be toured in any order.  Simply check in at the first home you choose to start with\, and our volunteers will check your name off the list\, ask you to sign the liability waiver and hand you a wristband.  After that\, you’ll simply need to show your wristband at each home before entering. \n \nMore details and a list of addresses will be provided with your registration confirmation. \nDetails & registration on Wild Apricot
URL:https://hrps.studioobsessed.com/event/2026-harvest-of-homes-tour/
LOCATION:1960 Manzanita Lane\, 1960 Manzanita Lane
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SUMMARY:Speaker Program: History and Architecture of the W. M. Keck Museum
DESCRIPTION:History and Architecture of W. M. Keck Museum\, Earth Science Building\, University of Nevada Reno \nThe Mackay School of Mines building has supported earth science education and research for 117 years. This talk will discuss the history of the building\, the Mackay School of Earth Science and Engineering\, and the Keck Museum. Over 150 years of history will be discussed\, including the dawn of industrial mining in Nevada\, early mining education at the then Nevada State University\, the rise of the Mackay School of Mines\, and the future of one of the grand dame earth science programs in the United States. \nGarrett Barmore is the Curator at the W. M. Keck Earth Science and Mineral Engineering Museum at the University of Nevada\, Reno. Barmore is an alumnus of UNR and received his Master’s in Museology from the University of Washington. Garrett has worked as the curator of the Keck Museum for over 10 years and has given hundreds of presentations and tours about UNR and Nevada’s mining history. The museum’s collection tells the story of mining and earth science education in Nevada. \n \nRegister with Washoe County Library
URL:https://hrps.studioobsessed.com/event/speaker-program-history-and-architecture-of-the-w-m-keck-museum/
LOCATION:South Valleys Library\, 15650-A Wedge Parkway\, Reno\, NV\, 89511
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