With having Paiute in my bloodline. It was very interesting listening to this video and learning the facts. Thank you for sharing :))

You should talk about the flamingo, Hilton Reno

I think you're mixing up two different Ryland Street punk houses. Ryland Street (516 Ryland St.) predates Fort Ryland by roughly 10 years. Basically, Ryland Street was the 1990's punkhouse and Fort Ryland was the 2000's punkhouse. Many many bands from all over the world played the 516 Ryland Street basement during the 1990's, some of which became relatively successful later on.

Hey Steve how can I contact you? I have a contact that may be interested in having their property showcased on your show.

Watched again. As fascinating as the first time!!!!!!

Great video. Thank you.

Another excellent, informative video. On Saliman, in Carson City, there is a sign for the California Trail.

Big fan of Reno Homebrewers. I like brewing my own beer and making wine and I go there when I need something or need some advice. The folks who work there are awesome. One of my favorite businesses in Reno....Nice to know the history of the building......PS: I love your videos... Keep on doing what you're doing!

I love this video. I have visited Reno for the last 23 years and i now live near Downtown. Thank you for the History!

Nice!!

We just moved to Sparks from NC and wanted to thank you for your time,knowledge and research about the history of places nearby. I have enjoyed all your videos.

I miss Bad Dolly's, but i love the Homebrewer -- only local shop in town that i know of where i can find some of the ingredients i need for making bitters for cocktails. So nice to learn the history of the building and that the Pincolini family still owns it. Amazing that their chalk writing for the various grocery stock is still written on the walls in the basement. The Pincolinis are local legends!

Thanks-I never knew the difference between ‘ale’ and ‘lager’ before.

Steve, absolutely Wonderful as always! Thank you!!

Burt is a really good guy…

Again well done. I don’t live in Reno but the history you present of this town is just fascinating. I do visit often and your presentations give me just a little more personal connection. History On!

I love the historical videos you make. My old 67 Bug has a Stremmell VW dealer sticker above the ash tray and has never left northern Nevada. It would be awesome if you talked about the old car dealerships we used to have.

Did Robb have an elevator in this place.

Nice to see Robb and his great business are doing well.

Hi Steve; if you get the chance check out the book Una Storia Segreta ( it’s in English) by Lawrence DiStasi. It outlines the chaotic relocation of Italians and Italian Americans during WWll from exclusion zones in the Bay Area and Monterey Area. Quite a few of them (us?) were forced to move to Northern Nevada .

Interesting stuff! The drone footage is a great addition.

Good stuff Steve! As usual. (too bad about Imbib news)

As always, nice job! Good research- It's so cool to see the history of buildings I've passed by for years! Cheers!

Any chance that Bruno's out in Gerlach has any connection to Bruno Pincolini?

Steve I love how you get into the nooks and crannies of these historic buldings, and of course all your various historical videos. Thank you!

Another great video, Steve. I have been very impressed with all of them, including your newest one about the Pincolini building. I think your videos are well researched, well narrated, and visually interesting with good photography and occasional use of photos and other graphics. Keep up the great work.

Excellent video.

I had an office in the building on Mary st. and Virginia in the late 70s. I had no idea that the Pincolinis owned it.

Your videos are so informative, thank you

Awesome show!

I appreciate all the History you provide, thanks

GREAT SHOW!!!!!

Mexicans now drink more bud light than americans do because they cant read. Or watch commercials.

This was where Club Bass and Underground was man so many memories from when I first started making music and doing rap battles!! Appreciate the nostalgia!

I remember a gas station at the northwest corner of Mt Rose hwy and S. Virginia Street. Did the Pincolini’s own that?

Love this video. Had an Italian landlord in old Reno who made his own wine. Gave me a bottle every so often. Very high alcohol content!

Bad Dollys was owned by a woman named Shelly who also owned The Alley Club that was above The Fallout Shelter.

thanks Steve went to pinkys with my mom when I was a little one didn't know who operated the rancho san Rafael ranch until now cool

Reno still has alot of potential for a booming economy. The weather here is perfect.

This was the Silver Cue ....pool hall in the 70's & 80's..

Am I crazy or am I hearing Chappell Roan at 5.20? Love it!

steve - good stuff. you know, you could do an entire episode on el rancho. and another on 4th street, and another on 2nd street. oh wait, that's an entire channel of stuff. ha!

It’s a good day when Steve drops a new TRYK

I remember eating in that restaurant that was on the upper level of the Horseshoe. And at the best time time too, which is at night. I miss that Reno. Almost forgot all about Mapes. Sad that building is gone now.

On the road between Wadsworth and Gerlach there is (or perhaps, used to be...) a small sign that says it marks the site of the battle. Another interresting parallel was the quasi-abduction of two Piaute girls who ended up in a motel in Carson, in the late 1990's. This precipitated a fight and murder of the abductors. I cannot find any news reports from the time on this.

2:35 I remember the Mapes going down. It was sad but there was no way that it could have been safe after being empty for so many years.

I happily subscribe, for you’re a great storyteller with a very personable approach. I also like very much the topic and your sympathetic appreciation for the Native Americans.

You shouldd do a video response to metal leos Reno the worst little city in the world. He got so many things wrong. He kept shooting different angles of Harrahs saying "another casino gone!"

Love the videos! It would be great if there was some way we could contribute a couple of bucks via youtube or patreon. Then you could buy more books and stuff with it!

I accidentally came across this video and now I'll watch the rest! I've lived here my entire life (almost 59 years). I work in the old Washoe Med building where I was born in 1966. I'm an explorer and your videos will be helpful!