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Forgotten Tales of Carson Valley:

Love local history? Join author Karen Dustman for a fun dive into Carson Valley’s forgotten past, sharing little-known stories of buried treasure, unsolved murders, stagecoach robberies and more. At the Nevada State Museum and on Zoom.

Karen Dustman writes frequently about the history of Carson Valley and Alpine County. She’s the author of Forgotten Tales of Carson Valley; four books about local cemeteries; Silver Mountain City: Ghost of the Sierra, a history of Alpine County’s original county seat; and a guide to early Markleeville.

Karen keeps up an active history blog that’s largely devoted to Sierra history and capturing oral history.  She also publishes two free newsletters: one dedicated to historical topics, and the second offering tips for memoir/family-history writers. Find her books, blog, and newsletter sign-ups at: www.Clairitage.com.

For the first time since February 2020 we will be hosting this lecture, for a limited audience, in the museum’s South Gallery and on Zoom.

To register for a seat at the museum go to NSM Connect. To receive the Zoom link for this lecture complete this form. for more information contact Mina Stafford at mstafford@nevadaculture.org.

Admission to the program is free for members and children age 17 and under and $8 for non-member adults.

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06/24/2021 18:30:0006/24/2021 20:00:00America/Los_AngelesFrances Humphrey Lecture Series “Forgotten Tales of Carson Valley” by Karen DustmanForgotten Tales of Carson Valley: Love local history? Join author Karen Dustman for a fun dive into Carson Valley’s forgotten past, sharing little-known stories of buried treasure, unsolved murders, stagecoach robberies and more. At the Nevada State Museum and on Zoom. Karen Dustman writes frequently about the history of Carson Valley and Alpine County. She's the author of Forgotten Tales of Carson Valley; four books about local cemeteries; Silver Mountain City: Ghost of the Sierra, a history of Alpine County's original county seat; and a guide to early Markleeville. Karen keeps up an active history blog that’s largely devoted to Sierra history and capturing oral history.  She also publishes two free newsletters: one dedicated to historical topics, and the second offering tips for memoir/family-history writers. Find her books, blog, and newsletter sign-ups at: www.Clairitage.com. For the first time since February 2020 we will be hosting this lecture, for a limited audience, in the museum's South Gallery and on Zoom. To register for a seat at the museum go to NSM Connect. To receive the Zoom link for this lecture complete this form. for more information contact Mina Stafford at mstafford@nevadaculture.org. Admission to the program is free for members and children age 17 and under and $8 for non-member adults.Reno, NV
Event StartsEvent Ends
06/24/202106/24/2021
All Day Event
6:30pm8:00pm