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Federal Courthouse
St. Thomas Cathedral
Washoe County Courthouse
Manogue High School
Downtown Post Office
Old Reno Arch
Nevada Museum of Art
Mt. Rose School
Reno Landmarks 1
1926 Reno Arch    20th Century Club    Carmelite area    Downtown Post Office
Federal Courthouse    Landrums    Old Manogue High School    Mapes site
Mt. Rose School    Nevada Museum of Art    Ponderosa Hotel-Wild Orchid    Reno High School
Riverside Hotel    St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral    Washoe County Courthouse
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^Top   • Nevada Museum of Art

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The new Nevada Museum of Art at 160 West Liberty Street under construction
in 2002 and almost complete in 2003. Deborah Butterfield's Nevada Horse
is part of the permanent display and is bronze although it looks like wood.

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The Guardian of Eden by New York-based artist Kate Raudenbush made its debut at the
Burning Man Festival in 2007 and is on temporary display in the Wilbur D. May Sculpture Plaza.
The 12-petal lotus flower spans over 19 feet in diameter. For more pictures of Nevada Museum of Art displays see the Pioneer Theater Plaza section on the Downtown page.

^Top   • St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral

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St. Thomas Cathedral
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St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral at 310 West Second Street was built in 1907
and the adjacent rectory dates from 1931

^Top   • Washoe County Courthouse

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The Washoe County Courthouse at 117 South Virginia Street was built between 1909 and 1911.
The pictures above were taken before the Fourth of July weekend.

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The flag is at half-staff in these pictures taken 9/14/01

6/29/05
Mills Lane Justice Center
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The Mills Lane Justice Center under construction near the courthouse. The last two pictures show the Riverside Hotel, the Courthouse and the top of the Federal Courthouse building above the mural.

^Top   • Bruce R. Thompson Federal Courthouse

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Bruce R. Thompson Federal Courthouse

^Top   • 1926 Reno Arch

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The first Reno arch, originally installed over Virginia Street in 1926, is preserved at Mill and Lake Streets near the National Automobile Museum. The arch was dismantled and stored when it was replaced by the second arch in 1964 but was reconstructed at this location in 1994 to film the movie Cobb.

^Top   • Mapes Site  • Carmelite Convent

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Mapes site at 10 N. Virginia
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Carmelite Convent
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Near the Carmelite Convent

^Top   • Bishop Manogue Catholic High School, old campus

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Bishop Manogue Catholic High School at Bartlett Street and Valley Road. The school was at
this location since 1957 and moved to a new campus in south Reno in 2004. The buildings have
been demolished and the site will be used by the University of Nevada for women's athletics.

^Top   • Mt. Rose School

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Mount Rose Elementary School was built in 1912 in the open fields of what was then the edge of Reno

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Lander Street
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The last two pictures show the view of downtown from Lander Street in front of the school

^Top   • Reno High School

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Link Piazzo Alumni Center
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Reno High School at Booth Street and Foster Drive was built in 1951.
The last picture above shows the Link Piazzo Alumni Center added in 1995.

^Top   • 20th Century Club  • Young Federal Building  • Landrums

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The 20th Century Club on West First Street
was built in 1925 as the first women's club in Reno

12/27/02
C. Clifton Young Federal Building
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C. Clifton Young Federal Building
Booth Street
6/9/02
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The old Landrums
South Virginia St.

^Top   • Ponderosa Hotel  • Wild Orchid

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The old Ponderosa Hotel Casino is a flashy nightspot called the Wild Orchid

^Top   • Riverside Hotel Artist's Lofts

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The view in the last picture is no longer available.
The vacant lot is the site of the 14-story Palladio building seen on the Renovation page.
More Riverside Hotel pictures can be found on the Truckee River 2 and Truckee River 3 pages.

^ Top   • Downtown Post Office

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Downtown Reno Post Office built in 1934

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