Beatty, NV
The local museum interprets Beatty, nearby Rhyolite, railroads, mining, Indigenous history, and the hard-lived communities around the Bullfrog district.
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Beatty, NV
The local museum interprets Beatty, nearby Rhyolite, railroads, mining, Indigenous history, and the hard-lived communities around the Bullfrog district.
Las Vegas, NV
An unusual museum dedicated to the history, costumes, performers, and ephemera of American burlesque.
Tonopah, NV
A regional museum packed with mining, railroad, military, ranching, and pioneer material, including outdoor historic structures and heavy equipment.
Las Vegas, NV
A museum examining erotic art, sexuality, social history, and cultural taboos through rotating and permanent exhibits; adults-only policies apply.
Eureka, NV
The former Eureka Sentinel newspaper building preserves original printing presses, type, equipment, and mining-town exhibits in an unusually complete historic workspace.
Virginia City, NV
A four-story 1876 schoolhouse preserves classrooms, exhibits, and an unusually intact example of Second Empire public architecture from the Comstock boom.
Goldfield, NV
A small specialist collection preserves antique radios, communications equipment, and broadcast-era technology in one of Nevada’s most intact old mining towns.
Rhyolite, NV
An outdoor sculpture park beside Rhyolite fills the desert with surreal permanent works created by Belgian and other artists.
Pioche, NV
A small museum collects mining equipment, household objects, photographs, and frontier material from Pioche and Lincoln County’s scattered ghost towns.
McGill, NV
A shuttered company-town drugstore survives as a time capsule with its counters, products, fixtures, prescriptions, and soda fountain largely intact.
Hawthorne, NV
A dense county collection covers mining camps, railroads, military history, local fossils, Indigenous artifacts, and abandoned communities across Mineral County.
Reno, NV
A vast collection of historic automobiles includes rare, eccentric, celebrity-owned, and one-off vehicles arranged through recreated street scenes.
Carson City, NV
Housed in the former Carson City U.S. Mint, the museum combines CC-mint coinage, a recreated underground mine, fossils, archaeology, and Nevada natural history.
Elko, NV
A regional museum combines Western history, Indigenous material, mining exhibits, art, and extensive wildlife displays from northeastern Nevada and beyond.
Las Vegas, NV
A huge playable collection of vintage pinball and arcade machines, including decades of coin-operated oddities that are preserved by a nonprofit museum.
Las Vegas, NV
The Boneyard preserves hundreds of rescued Las Vegas signs, turning the city’s discarded neon into an outdoor museum of casino, motel, and roadside history.
Las Vegas, NV
A museum built around punk history, stage gear, handwritten material, clothing, flyers, and artifacts contributed by musicians and scenes from around the world.
Virginia City, NV
An old-school local museum is packed with mining machinery, photographs, maps, household artifacts, and Comstock relics collected over generations.
Boulder City, NV
A practical-effects museum packed with handmade monsters, masks, props, and creature-making displays from horror-film culture.
Ely, NV
A local museum mixes mining history, pioneer objects, taxidermy, fossils, regional archaeology, and an outdoor collection of large historic artifacts.