Reno, NV Photos |
Reno, NV has a split personality of gambling casinos contrasted by its downtown parks & walkways along the Truckee River. |
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| See also: Nevada, National Automobile Museum |
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| Reno - The Biggest Little City in the World sign over North Virginia Street. | Fitzgeralds Casino (1976) (16 floors) over Reno - The Biggest Little City in the World sign. | Reno street art of giant poker chips. | Silver Legacy Casino (407 N. Virginia St.). |
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| Silver Legacy & Circus Circus Casinos along North Virginia Street. | Circus Circus Casino sign & Sky Tower (1978) (28 floors) on North Virginia Street. Architect: WorthGroup , David Jacobson & Assoc. | Cal-Neva Casino on North Virginia Street. | Streetscape along West Second Street to Harrah's Reno Casino - West Tower (1969) (24 floors). Architect: Martin Stern, Jr. & Assoc. |
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| Reno Arch (1926 with neon letters added 1935) originally celebrated Lincoln Highway & moved in 1995 over Sinclair St. at Truckee River. | Harrah's Reno - East Tower (1995) (26 floors) (175 E. 2nd St.). | Harrah's Casino Entrance. | Neoclassical building now part of Harrah's Casino. |
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| National Bowling Stadium (1995) (300 N. Center St.). | Silver geodesic dome atop National Bowling Stadium. | Brightly colored roof edges of National Bowling Stadium. | View up Virginia Street with Riverside Hotel (1927) by Frederic DeLongchamps & Reno City Hall (1962) (16 floors). |
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| N. Center Street bridge over Truckee River plus copper colored towers of parking structure. | Siena Hotel Spa Casino (9 floors) (1 S. Lake St.). | Eldorado Hotel Casino (1973) (26 floors) (345 N. Virginia St.). Architect: WorthGroup. | Yellow, red & white residential highrise with awning overhang (2008) (downtown). |
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| Silver Legacy Resort & Casino (1995) (38 floors) (407 N. Virginia St.). Architect: Urban Design Group. | Circus Circus & Silver Legacy Casinos. | El Cortez Hotel (1931) (239 West Second St.). Style: Art Deco. Architect: George Ferris & Lehman A. "Monk" Ferris. On National Register. | El Cortez Hotel neon sign. |
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| El Cortez Hotel Terra Cotta details. | St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral (1907) (301 W. 2nd St.). Architect: Frederic DeLongchamps. On National Register. | Towers of St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral. | First United Methodist Church (1925) (201 W. 1st St.). Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Wythe, Blaine & Olson. On National Register. |
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| Residences along Truckee Riverwalk & Park with Reno City Hall & The Palladio. | Wingfield Park on Truckee River with Riverside Century Theaters, Silver Legacy Resort. | Wingfield Park on Truckee River with Riverside Century Theaters, Harrah's & The Palladio. | Riverside Century Theaters, & The Palladio over Truckee Riverwalk. |
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| The Palladio (2007) (13 floors) over Riverside Century Theaters & Truckee River. Architect: Stantec. | Wingfield Park on Truckee River. | Mills B. Lane Justice Center & Trinity Episcopal Church. | Trinity Episcopal Church (1949) (200 Island Ave.). |
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| Mills B. Lane Justice Center (2006). Architect: Tate Snyder Kimsey Architects. | Riverwalk scene on Truckee River with Mills B. Lane Justice Center & Trinity Episcopal Church. | U.S. Post Office (1932) (50 S. Virginia St.). Style: Art Deco. Architect: Frederic DeLongchamps. On National Register. | Washoe County Courthouse (1909) (117 S. Virginia St.). Architect: Frederic DeLongchamps. On National Register. |
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| Neoclassical columns of Washoe County Courthouse. | Pioneer Theater Auditorium (now Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts) (1967) (100 S. Virginia St.). Architect: Bozalis, Dickinson & Roloff. On National Register. | Pioneer Theater Auditorium & Pioneer Statue. | U.S. Post Office & Pioneer Theater Auditorium. |
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| Wells Fargo Building (1982) (9 floors) (200 S. Virginia St.). | Museum Towers (1988) (12 floors) (100 West Liberty St.). | Virginia & Truckee Depot (1871) (280 N. Center St.) (now Amtrak station). | Green hotrod on street in Reno. |
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| Yellow hotrod with red flames on street in Reno. | Pink Mustang 289 Convertible (c1965) on street in Reno. |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |