Discover Westfield Village, a post-WWII suburb that tells an important story of Reno’s growth in the mid-century period.
Enjoy a walk through the Humboldt and Lander Streets Neighborhood. Discover the architectural treasures of this area.
Savor a visual history of local food, drink and the industries that surround them!
Artist/Preservationist Loren Jahn and Historian Neal Cobb tell the story of Loren’s move of The U.P. House property.
Have you noticed how much of the older part of Reno is built with brick and what a variety of colors, styles and and patterns there are?
Throughout Reno and Carson City, renowned local architect Edward S. Parsons designed many beautiful homes and other buildings between 1938 and 1982.
Take a whirlwind tour through Reno’s educational history and the changing architecture of our educational facilities.
Discover one of Reno’s earliest and most delightful vernacular neighborhoods.
Learn about the history of the Rail City on a virtual walking tour through Victorian Square and Downtown Sparks.
Walk in the footsteps of Marilyn Monroe, Kirk Douglas, Kevin Costner, Clint Eastwood, Maggie Smith, Helen Mirren and more.
More than a century ago, Reno had a booming meatpacking industry, as illustrated by the rise and fall of the Nevada Packing Company
We bring you the Historic Reno Cemeteries Story, about the cemeteries on the hill west of the university.
Join us for this presentation on historic pollutants of the Truckee River Watershed.
The University of Nevada, Reno quadrangle was placed as a District in the National Register of Historic Places.
Learn about Southridge Estates, one of Reno’s most outstanding residential areas in the early 1950s.
Reno underwent a building boom in the 1960s and 70s to keep up with trends in modern architecture.