Nevada State Library and Archives

• Three Historic Cities in Nevada
• Nevada’s Historical Markers
• Nevada's Historical Register
• National Archives microfilm of Federal records about Nevada - Microfilmed historic records of the U.S.
  Government related to Nevada.  Includes records of Nevada and Utah Territorial government, the Office of Indian Affairs, Indian census rolls, Sarah Winnemucca, U.S. Population Censuses for Nevada, Nevada based military correspondence, and Nevada Civil War-era service files.  Dates range from 1850-1940; bulk dates are  1860-1880.  Copies of these microfilms are in the Nevada State Library.
• Nevada Day Parades
• Pony Express Trail
• Nevada Ghost Towns
• Howard Hickson's Histories 
• The Nevada Observer Reading Room - Scanned, historic documents related to Nevada history, including state and county histories, travel narratives, literature, and the U.S. Senate Kefauver Crime Committee reports.
• University of Nevada School of Medicine, Great Basin History of Medicine Photo Archives – This collection documents the history of 100 years of health care in Nevada, including early hospitals, doctors, nurses, dentists, veterinarians, the UNR school of medicine, the Nevada State Medical Association, and member societies.
• John Muir Digital Collection at the Holt-Atherton Special Collections, University of the Pacific

 Carson City 

• Nevada Day Parades
• Stewart Indian School
• Historic Buildings
• Carson City Mint's Press No. 1
• Carson City (National Park Service )
• Carson City: The Nation's Smallest Capital?
• "Gentleman Jim" Corbett and Carson City's Corbett School
• How Tall is Too Tall? A Capitol Tale
• Hannah Clapp and the Capitol Fence
• Second Oldest Capitol Building West of the Mississippi?
• A Capital Name: Kit Carson and Carson City
• East is East, West is West and Where Was Carson City's Chinatown Anyway?
• Carson City's Jack's Bar: "A Saloon Since 1859?"
• Is Carson City the Largest Capital Area-Wise in the USA?
• Eagle Valley and Carson City
• Carson City's Philips, Or is it Phillips Street?
• The George Washington Gale Ferris House--Or Is It?

Ely

• Ely - Great Basin National Park (National Park Service )

Fernley

• Origin of Fernley's Name Shrouded in Mystery

Gabbs

• Gabbs?

Gardnerville

• Confusing Names: The Naming of Gardnerville

Gold Hill

• Gold Hill Hotel:  Nevada's Oldest Hotel Not Built in 1859

Goldfield

• T.R. and Wyatt
• P.E. Larson: Goldfield Years 1905-1908

Henderson

• Henderson History (Henderson Public Library District)
• History of Henderson (City of Henderson)

Hoover Dam

• Hoover Dam, UNLV Special Collections
• Las Vegas Water, UNLV Special Collections
• Workers Buried in Hoover Dam

 Lake Tahoe

• Lake Tahoe, UNR, Special Collections

 Las Vegas

• Early Las Vegas, UNLV Special Collections
• Las Vegas' First Post Office Wasn't Named Las Vegas  
• History of Las Vegas (City of Las Vegas)
• The First 100 This is the Las Vegas Review-Journal's three-part series chronicling the 100 Southern Nevadans who have had the biggest impact on the formation of Las Vegas over the city's first 100 years.

Lyon County

• Historic Barns, UNR Special Collections
• Who's Lyon?

Paradise Valley

• Buckaroos in Paradise (Library of Congress)

Reno

• Reno (National Park Service )

Rhyolite

• Rhyolite (National Park Service)

Virginia City

• No Disappearing Act for Harry Houdini at Piper's Opera House
• Virginia City (National Park Service )

White Pine County

• White Pine County Historical Society
• Great Basin National Park

Winnemucca

• The Wild Bunch in Winnemucca

Yerington

• What's in a Name? Yerington Wasn't Always Yerington

Photo Credits: courtesy of Nevada State Archives.
TOP:  Unidentified Nevada mill.  PLA-0109
BOTTOM:  The Chollar, Norcross, Savage Shaft, Virginia City, ca mid-1870s.