Historic Preservation: Fourth Ward School

Virginia City, Nevada
This four-story, 16-room school opened in 1876 to educate the children of miners living in and around Virginia City. It closed in 1936 and is now a museum. Reyman Bros. restored this venerable structure with the assistance of historic photographs. The Fourth Ward School now has the original bell, a new porch, new roof, new paint, working windows, and an expanded gift shop. It is open to visitors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
Team
Owner: 
Storey County

General Contractor: 
Reyman Bros. Construction

Architect: 
Milford Wayne Donaldson 
F.A.I.A., Inc.
Size: 22,400 sq. feet


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