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Explore the Chilling History of the Cave Creek Trail in Ruby Valley, Nevada

The Cave Creek Trail in Ruby Valley is one of the most haunted places in Nevada. It has a dark history that many people don't know and are surprised to learn.

by Katie Lawrence

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Take A Stroll Through Nevada’s Past At This Historic Ranch

by Christy Articola

Historic building with a porch, set against snow-capped mountains and a dramatic sky.

Few People Realize How Much Basque History Is Preserved In The Small Town Of Elko, Nevada

by Natasha Kayes

A group of dancers in traditional costumes perform at an outdoor event, with spectators seated in the background.

These 6 Celebrities Hailed From Some Of Nevada’s Most Interesting Small Towns

by Natasha Kayes

A smiling woman with brown hair, wearing a leopard print jacket and statement necklace, stands outdoors.

Here Are 16 Of The Oldest Photographs Ever Taken In Nevada And They’re Incredible

by Natalie Faulk

Historic black-and-white photo of a mining facility with multiple buildings and smokestacks in a mountainous landscape.

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Women Once Flocked To This Nevada Town To Get A Quick Divorce

by Natasha Kayes

A vintage black-and-white photo of people at a casino table in Reno, Nevada, dressed in formal attire.

The Remnants Of This Abandoned Town In Nevada Are Incredibly Eerie

Survival Town in Nevada, a nuclear test site from 1955, remains an eerie and historically significant location.

by Aleza Freeman

Sign marking the Nevada Test Site, with desert landscape and mountains in the background.

Step Inside The Abandoned Nevada Town That Survived The Atomic Era

The Nevada Test Site, a significant Cold War nuclear testing location, is now a monitored and partially accessible historical site.

by Mychelle Blake

Aerial view of a vast, barren landscape with numerous circular depressions and sparse vegetation.

19 Things Everyone Remembers About Nevada In The 1990s

Highlights significant events and changes in Las Vegas during the 1990s, including the rise of mega-resorts and notable cultural moments.

by Aleza Freeman

We Bet You Didn’t Know This Small Town In Nevada Was Home To The Oldest And Longest Running School In The State

Glendale School in Sparks, Nevada, is the state's oldest and longest-running school, now a museum showcasing Nevada's educational history.

by Christina Arrascaeta

A small white historic building with a peaked roof, surrounded by greenery and a clear blue sky.

On This Day In 1869, The Unthinkable Happened In Nevada

The Yellow Jacket Mine fire in 1869 was one of Nevada's worst mining disasters, resulting in over 35 deaths and leaving the site haunted.

by Jennifer Young

It Was So Cold In Nevada In 1937, Temperatures Stayed Below Freezing For Days

San Jacinto, Nevada, holds the record for the coldest temperature ever recorded in the state at minus 50 degrees in 1937.

by Christina Arrascaeta

A monochrome landscape of snow-covered hills and a cloudy sky, creating a serene, wintry scene.

You’ll Love Visiting Genoa Bar, A Nevada Saloon Loaded With Local History

Genoa Bar, the oldest bar in Nevada, offers a historic ambiance, notable memorabilia, and live music events.

by William Zawacki

A rustic saloon with a wooden porch, red brick facade, and outdoor seating, surrounded by trees and string lights.

Don’t Drive On The Most Dangerous Road In Nevada In The Wintertime

Mount Rose Highway in Nevada is a scenic yet dangerous road during winter due to heavy snowfall and challenging driving conditions.

by Emerson Curtright

Here Are The 7 Most Dangerous, Deadly Places In Nevada

Nevada has several dangerous places, both natural and man-made, that require caution from tourists and residents.

by Mychelle Blake