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Virginia City
Fallon
Central Nevada 3, Virginia City, Fallon, Dayton
Dayton Cemetery    Fallon    Fourth Ward School   St. Mary's in the Mountains
St. Paul's Episcopal Church    Virginia and Truckee Railroad    Virginia City C Street
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The first truly industrial city in the West began in 1859 when gold was discovered in Six-Mile Canyon. Virginia City once had a population of 30,000 and C Street, the main business street, is lined with 1860's and 1870's buildings. The Virginia and Truckee Railroad once ran from Virginia City to Reno and Carson City. President Abraham Lincoln made Nevada a state on October 31, 1864, even though the territory did not have sufficient population to constitutionally authorize statehood. The mostly restored area now has a population of about 6,000 and is the largest federally designated Historical District in America.

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Firemens Museum
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The Fourth Ward School in Virginia City, now a museum, was built in 1876 to accommodate 1,000 students and was the first school west of the Mississippi to have indoor plumbing.

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St. Paul's Episcopal Church and St. Mary's in the Mountains Catholic Church in Virginia City

^Top   • Fallon

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Churchill County Junior High
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Overland Hotel
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Fallon Nugget
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Stockmans Casino
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Fallon, Nevada, population about 9,000 and county seat of Churchill County

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Dayton Cemetery
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Dayton Cemetery was founded in 1851 and is one of the oldest
constantly maintained cemeteries in the state

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