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SUMMARY:Becoming the "Biggest Little City" - the Story of the Reno Arch
DESCRIPTION:A Historic Reno Preservation Society presentation with 
 speakers: Debbie Hinman and Cindy Ainsworth.\n\nWhat better way to 
 celebrate Reno’s roadside heritage than by taking a look at the old arch. 
 Seen on hundreds of postcards and advertising materials\, the arch is the 
 most recognizable of all Reno symbols. Throughout the years\, the old 
 arch\, now located on Lake Street\, has gone through four transformations\, 
 gone from light bulbs to neon\, and has graced many different city 
 locations. Reno architect Max Hershenow is quoted as saying “its charm is 
 its purely functional design evoking American industrial might.”\n\nCindy 
 Ainsworth is a charter member of the Historic Reno Preservation Society and 
 the second president. Cindy has researched and written extensively about 
 Reno history\, including the Reno arch.\n\nDebbie Hinman is a native 
 Nevadan and Chief Researcher for the Historic Reno Preservation Society's 
 quarterly publication\, FootPrints. Debbie is an expert on many facets of 
 local history and has developed an extensive repertoire of talks about 
 people and events in Reno.\n\n \n\n
LOCATION:South Valleys Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Jennifer Cole":MAILTO:jscole@washoecounty.gov
CATEGORIES:History, Local Interest
CONTACT;CN="Jennifer Cole":MAILTO:jscole@washoecounty.gov
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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URL:https://events.washoecountylibrary.us/event/17225234
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