Celebrate Mark Twain's 181st birthday with McAvoy Layne, the Ghost of Mark Twain, Saturday, November 19th at the historic Gold Hill Hotel. Enjoy an excellent intimate dinner and amazing stories from " The Lincoln of Our Literature. Doors Open at […]
The Nevada Geological Society will be here for a special event - Dinner on Saturday night. For hotel guests, the dinner menu will be limited during this event. Please ask front desk personnel or restaurant host or servers for details.
The dining room will be closed tonight for a private event. Guests of the hotel and others may enjoy dinner in the great room or bar. Tri-tip, Salmon, and Parmesan Crusted Chicken will be featured on the menu.
Dayton historian Linda Clements speaks on The Carson & Colorado Railroad and Dayton's 1881 Depot. Lectures are $5 per person. Make an evening of it and dine in the Crown Point Restaurant. Lecture packages include a lecture and a dinner […]
The Bar will be opening later today due to a Wedding event at the hotel. Bar will open to the general public at 5 p.m. today instead of 4 p.m. Dinner may be had in the great room or bar […]
Come to the haunting! Arline La Ferry is a Nevada Historical Society docent and 35-year historian. Arline is considered an expert in research especially the history of Virginia City, Nevada. Sandie LaNae is a psychic, paranormal Investigator, author and TV […]
Color Photography of Virginia City in the 1950's! Vibrant Kodachrome images from back in the day! Ernie Winters is a local photographer. Ernie is a huge supporter of the CFHC and has donated valuable photography work for the CFHC. He […]
Mark McLaughlin will present a fast-paced slideshow about the cast of characters that make the history of Nevada’s Comstock silver boom so fascinating. This snapshot history profiles the experiences of Mark Twain, George Hearst, “Crazy Sutro,” Hermann Schussler, Ellie Orrum, […]
** Note from Patrick at the Gold Hill Hotel - As of 11 a.m. on Tuesday, 7/25 - we are all sold out for this event! ** Joe explains his lecture: My parents moved to Virginia City in 1958 when […]
Even though Nevada is known as “The Silver State”, gold mining is the dominant mineral commodity produced in the state today. In 2015 Nevada produced 5.34 million ounces of gold valued at $6.19 billion. This accounted for 83% of the […]
