Earl Wooster High School

Built to relieve overcrowding at Reno High, Wooster High School opened in 1962.

Eccles House

Edward and Clara Chism House

El Cortez Hotel

An Art Deco dazzler built for Abe Zetoony in 1931

El Rancho Motel No. 2

The 1954 motel marked the expansion of the Cladianos family's hospitality business.

El Reno Apartment Home

Designed by Paul Revere Williams and relocated from its original site on South Virginia Street

El Reno Apartments (original site)

The grouping of 15 prefabricated steel homes designed by Paul Revere Williams opened in 1937.

Eldorado Hotel-Casino

Opened in 1973, the Eldorado was the first hotel-casino north of the railroad on Virginia Street.

Eveleth Lumber Company (site)

Built to support the Reno Mill & Lumber Company in 1902

Farmers Exchange

A longtime distribution point for farm products, constructed in 1933 for the Triangle Produce Company

Farris Motel

The red-roofed motel developed from a 1921 poultry farm.

Field Matron's Cottage, Reno-Sparks Indian Colony

A 1927 Stewart Vernacular stone building constructed for the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Finley-Prien House

First Baptist Church of Black Springs

First Church of Christ, Scientist

Widely known as the Lear Theater, the riverfront church designed by Paul Revere Williams has been a Reno landmark since 1939.

First National Bank Tower

Now Reno's City Hall, the bank building was the tallest structure in Reno when it opened in 1963.

First United Methodist Church

Gothic Revival design elements grace this 1926 church.

Flanigan Warehouse

Constructed in 1901 to store wool and other goods, the warehouse contains Reno's oldest elevator.

Fleeter Turner's Stone House

Fleischmann Planetarium

A masterpiece of Populuxe architecture, the science center opened in 1963.

Francis G. Newlands Office

Frandsen Humanities/Agriculture Building

Designed in 1917, the university's first Agriculture Building also housed Home Economics.

Frederic DeLongchamps Cottage

French/Cooke House

Frisch House

The disappearance of bank cashier Roy Frisch in 1934 is one of Reno's enduring unsolved mysteries.

Frohlich-DaCosta Corner

From the Piggly Wiggly to Heric's Doughnuts to Del Mar Station, this corner has seen it all.

Fulton Alley

Once lined with small businesses, the alley runs between Virginia and Sierra Streets.

Fulton House (site)

John M. Fulton gave the picturesque 1895 house to his wife, Theodora, upon their marriage in 1903.

Garat/Humphrey House (relocated)

George S. Nixon Mansion