Orvis Ring School (site)

The Mission-style grammar school stood on Evans Avenue between Seventh and Eighth Streets.

Original Reno City Hall (site)

Headquarters for Reno government from 1907-1965

Nystrom Guest House (relocated)

The 1875 Gothic-style residence was a rooming house for a century.

Nortonia Boarding House

The lovely turn-of-the-century Queen Anne house was popular among Reno's divorce-seekers.

Northside Fire Station

Constructed on East 4th Street in 1917, the building has undergone a significant transformation.

New China Club (site)

Bill Fong opened the inclusive club in 1952, when other Reno casinos would not admit people of color.

Nevada-California-Oregon Railroad Depot

The ornate 1910 depot served the N-C-O Railroad, which once ran north to Lakeview, Oregon.

Nevada-California-Oregon Locomotive Machine Shop

The locomotive house for the N-C-O Railroad was constructed in 1889.

Nevada Welding Works

The 1931 industrial shop was reportedly the first electrically welded building in the state.

Nevada Auto Service

One of the first commercial properties on South Virginia Street serviced cars in 1929.

Needham Rooming House

The Needhams offered necessary lodging for Black visitors to Reno, including divorce-seekers.

Muller House

Mt. Hope Baptist Church

Mount Rose Elementary School

The Mission-style elementary school has been in continuous use since 1912.

Morris Hotel

Built for F.C. Savage in 1931, the 40-unit hotel occupied a enviable spot along busy U.S. Highway 40.

Morrill Hall

The first building on the University of Nevada, Reno campus housed the entire university's operations upon opening in 1886.

Moffitt House (site)

Roberts House / Bradshaw House

Moana Springs

Established three miles south of town in 1905, the popular resort and natural hot springs was once reached by a streetcar line.

Mining Experiment Station

Opened in 1921 as a federal Mining Experiment Station, the building long housed UNR Facilities.

Miller-Rowe/Holgate House

Built in 1903, the Queen Anne home offered rooms for rent in Reno's divorce heyday and beyond.

Miguel's Mexican Food

Chef Miguel Ribera opened his namesake restaurant in 1959.

McKinley Park School

The first of Reno's four Mission-style elementary schools opened in an existing park in 1909.

Masonic Temple

The modern 1967 Masonic Lodge stands on the same site as the earlier 1906 Temple lost to fire.

Masonic Lodge No. 13/Reno Mercantile (site)

Completed in 1873, the lodge was Reno's oldest commercial building when demolished in 2019.

Mary Sherman House (site)

The 1895 Queen Anne home housed the Reno Unity Center for 50 years.

Mary S. Doten School (site)

The Mission-style elementary school stood on West 5th Street.

Martin Iron Works

An industrial mainstay of East 4th Street pivotal to Reno's construction industry

Martha Wingfield House

Prominent Nevada businessman George Wingfield's mother, Martha, lived here from 1911 to 1940.

Martha Jackson House (site)

The remarkable story of one of Nevada's African American pioneers.

Mapes Hotel (site)

The luxury hotel-casino revolutionized Reno's gambling landscape upon its 1947 opening.