Explore the history of Churchill County through our permanent and temporary exhibitions. Learn the stories of the 40 Mile Desert and the immigrants who traveled this treacherous path. Examine the daily lives of the earliest inhabitants of the valley and see an authentically recreated tule reed home.
Marvel at the machines and people that built the Lahontan Dam. Tour a period school bus that was driven by the students. View the objects of everyday life in a new context.
Temporary exhibits in the Dodge-Fitz Gallery showcase the art, history and culture of the area several times each year along with a lecture series.
Researchers in the archives can delve into the story of the people of the county using a variety of resources. Historic newspapers, thousands of photographs, documents, county records and reference books are available for use in the research room. Appointments are requested so our curators can better assist you.