Zellerbach Paper Company

The expansive building has housed a paper and stationery wholesaler, an art studio and printer, and more.

Woolworth's Building

Built by the Mapes family in 1965, the building housed the F.W. Woolworth store until 1997.

Wingfield Park

The lovely park that began as Belle Isle was donated to the City of Reno by George Wingfield in 1920.

Wingfield House (site)

The grand home occupied a prominent position on the south bank of the Truckee River that reflected George Wingfield's powerful status.

Willie Stevens House (site)

Western Building

The building custom-built to house “Reno’s Newest Modern Offices" appeared on South Virginia in 1951.

Westbrook House

West/Hood House

Washoe County Library

The midcentury marvel is renowned for its lush interior garden court.

Washoe County Courthouse

The center of Washoe County government since 1873

Washington-Marshall House

Virginia Street Gymnasium

Opened in 1945, the gymnasium was long called the "Old Gym" after more modern facilities were constructed.

Virginia Street Bridge (site)

The bridge constructed across the Truckee River in 1905 became a nationally known landmark in Reno's divorce era.

Veterans Memorial School

The 1949 elementary school was named to honor former Reno students killed in World War II.

University Quad

Modeled after Thomas Jefferson's plan at the University of Virginia

Union Iron Works

One of several iron works along East 4th Street, Ed Casinella's specialized in ornamental work.

Tyson House

Born in Ireland, Ellen McNamara ran her comfortable rooming house on Liberty Street for two decades.

Twentieth Century Club

The beautiful building for Reno's first women's club was constructed on First Street in 1926.

Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

Multiple architects designed portions of the church, which was built over a period of 25 years.

Townsell House

Tom's Laundry (site)

Chinese immigrant Sue Wah overcame decades of prejudice to achieve prosperity in early Reno.

Thompson Building

At first the home to teacher training, this 1920 building was pivotal to the growth of the College of Education.

Thomas' Café (site)

A favorite of the divorce colony, the elegant eatery was called "The Delmonico's of Reno."

Thoma-Bigelow Building (site)

A Reno focal point from its opening in 1903 to a 1960 Civil Rights protest

Temple Sinai

Reno’s Reform Congregation for more than 60 years

Temple Emanu-El (original site)

Nevada's first synagogue was located in downtown Reno.

Temple Emanu-El (current)

Opened in 1973, the synagogue serves a local congregation first established in 1921.

Sutro Motel

A unique 1951 motel split into two halves that border Sutro Street and East 4th Street (former U.S. 40).

Steinmiller/Parsons House

St. Thomas Aquinas School

The parochial grade school at St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral was built in 1931.