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Adobe ruins of an 1861 U.S. Army fort in Nevada — covers Civil War–era western expansion, military history, and desert frontier life.

Ruins of an 1861 Army fort used during the Pony Express and Nevada settlement era — covers westward expansion, military history, and frontier life.

Reconstructed ghost town and mining trail in Henderson, NV covering Nevada mining history, frontier economics, and 19th-century Western settlement.

Historic 1860s saloon and social club in Virginia City mining district — covers Comstock Lode era, Nevada territorial history, and 19th-century frontier life.

BLM-managed petroglyph site with Great Basin Native American rock art — archaeology, prehistoric culture, and desert geography.

BLM-managed site with hundreds of Native American petroglyphs on a basalt ridge — covers prehistoric cultures, rock art, and Great Basin archaeology.

Archaeological cave site used by prehistoric Great Basin peoples — links geology, archaeology, and Native American prehistory.

Restored 1876 Virginia City schoolhouse museum — 19th-century education history, Nevada silver-boom social history, and Victorian-era civic life.

Northern Nevada regional museum with natural history and mining exhibits — covers Great Basin settlement, Basque heritage, and local geology.

Nevada museum preserving Ancestral Puebloan artifacts from the Lost City site — archaeology, Native American history, and prehistoric Southwest cultures.

Preserved Comstock Lode–era mansion in Virginia City covering Nevada silver mining wealth, Gilded Age social history, and frontier economics.

Nevada's oldest settlement with a restored 1851 Mormon trading post — covers westward migration, pioneer commerce, and Great Basin settlement history.

State museum covering Nevada natural history, Native cultures, and the Carson City Mint — numismatics, mining history, and regional geology.

Nevada State Museum with exhibits on Great Basin natural history, Indigenous cultures, and Nevada archaeology — bridges state history and natural science.

Former Nevada state prison open as a historic site — covers criminal justice history, incarceration policy, and Nevada territorial and statehood history.

Regional museum in Elko covering northeastern Nevada history including Basque heritage, mining, ranching, and Native cultures.

Tribal museum and visitors center for the Pyramid Lake Paiute Nation — covers Great Basin Native American history, culture, and the ecology of a terminal desert lake.

Ruins of a turn-of-the-century Nevada gold-mining boomtown — covers mining history, Gilded Age economics, and desert ghost-town archaeology.

Local museum chronicling Sparks and northern Nevada railroad history, ranching, and early 20th-century boom-town growth — supports regional history and social studies.

Historic ranch in the Red Rock Canyon area with 19th-century ranch buildings and Mojave Desert landscape — covers Nevada pioneer history and desert ecology.

Las Vegas Punk Rock Museum — 20th-century music history and the punk-subculture social movement.

Virginia City museum covering the Comstock Lode silver-mining era — mining technology, Nevada frontier history, and 19th-century Western economics.

Lavish 1930s lakeside estate on Lake Tahoe built by financier George Whittell — covers Gilded Age architecture, Nevada history, and early 20th-century conservation.

Six intact 1870s beehive charcoal ovens used in Nevada copper smelting — covers 19th-century mining industry, metallurgy, and Great Basin history.