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Related Links
This page provides some of the most useful links on the web referring to any material you see here on Nevada Landmarks. These include ghost towns, Nevada related history, regional or local websites, local artists and any other web-sources useful in your quest for conquering the markers found on this site! The information found on these websites is not only invaluable, but information that'll keep you busy for hours. If you liked Nevada Landmarks, I'm pretty sure you'll like these websites. In fact, don't be surprised if you find yourself coming back to these quite often.
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Sierra Life Photography
- My viewings of Nevada and its Great Basin through my own professional photography. My primary interest ISN'T to sell you picture, but rather it's a sharing of my experiences and outtakes on a very unique region that I call home.
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Department of Cultural Affairs
- The official site of the SHPO (State Historic Preservation Office). Although it's been revamped, the same can't be said about it's historic markers page. By clicking this link, this will take you to the homepage, which covers Nevada's historical programs and sources in general. To find the historic markers, see "Historical Preservation" >> Historical Markers (on the left tab). After my visits to the SHPO, the information I've even provided them STILL hasn't been added to this "new" site. Whatever the case, here is the site to the state's official site on Historical Markers. After your visit here, I'll let you conclude who has the more thorough and useful information.
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Nevada History.org
- THE #1 SITE ON NEVADA HISTORY. James has compiled an almost overwhelming source of everything regarding Nevada's past, from thorougly documented old stories and tales, textbook accurate history, a Nevada historical timeline and even statewide fun facts. Although he covers the entire state from end to end, this site provides some candid information particularly about Western Nevada and the Gold Canyon towns that is an absolute joy to read, information that many of us didn't know. A Nevada-Landmarks buddy site!
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Forgotten Nevada
- Ever heard Ramsey? Seven Troughs? Pine Grove? How about National, Pamlico, Bolivia, La Plata or Hamilton? If these don't ring a bell, you're not alone. In fact, don't be surprised if you've never heard of these ghost towns. There's a perfectly explanable reason for that: it's probably because there's little left to find out! These and many other old mining camps are almost gone from history due to the sad sands of time. Fortunately, two guys, Bob and Luis, have gone out of their way to access, photograph, document and wonderfully record such lost places before it's too late. A MUST SEE if you are a true ghost towner, or lover of history. A Nevada-Landmarks.com buddy site!
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Travel Nevada
- The Official Website on Nevada Tourism.
If you are a visitor to our state, this is a great site to use as a gateway to other places Nevada. Also, don't forget to pick up their free road maps and brochures/magazines found at any Nevada Chamber of Commerce!
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Around Carson.com
- A relatively new, but hot gateway to everything in and around Carson City. When I say 'everything', I don't mean the nightlife and stereotypical Nevada visiting. I mean locals only, well-kept secrets and passionate point of view from Scott. A MUST SEE if you are a Western Nevada local. A Nevada-Landmarks.com buddy site!
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Visit Virginia City
- All about the Comstock, new and old, places to see, hidden hot spots and everything in between. This is also a GREAT source for finding the latest information on upcoming festivals, celebrations, the Living Legends program, and even accommodations in Virginia City. Find out how to book a night in a haunted hotel, or a night time tour. Get an up close and personal look of Nevada's most famous mining town.
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