History of the Washoe- a three storied brick building made in the 1870’s to a high class bar and club. This club was called the Millionaire’s Club. These were well to do men who frequent this establishment.
The first floor was the saloon and the upper two floors had fancy suites, a pool room, poker room and other private areas. The spiral staircase was the original discreet entrance for the sexual service area. As the Mining industry declined the club eventually opened its doors to everyone.
Located South of Virginia City. At one point the area was home to at least 8000 residents. Between 1868 and 1888 by mining the Comstock Lode, a major deposit of gold and silver ore. Mines such the yellow Jacket, Crown Point and Belcher brought over $10 Million each in dividends. Historical remnants of the town can be seen including the Gold Hill Hotel which is Nevada’s oldest hotel built in 1861.
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