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CSNV05P11_07
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Reno Arch
This remarkable lighted arch was originally constructed in 1926 to celebrate the completion of the Transcontinental Highway through Reno. In 1929 the city held a contest to give the city a motto; henceforth Reno became known as "The Biggest Little City In The World." Three different Renos arches have have occupied this spot, the last constructed in 1987. The Old Reno Arch that was built in 1964 is now by the National Automobile Museum on Lake Street in Reno.
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Wernher Krutein
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Code Number:
CSNV05P11_07
Title:
Reno Arch
This remarkable lighted arch was originally constructed in 1926 to celebrate the completion of the Transcontinental Highway through Reno. In 1929 the city held a contest to give the city a motto; henceforth Reno became known as "The Biggest Little City In The World." Three different Renos arches have have occupied this spot, the last constructed in 1987. The Old Reno Arch that was built in 1964 is now by the National Automobile Museum on Lake Street in Reno.
Keywords:
Reno, Largest Little City in the World, Nevada, Southwest, Architecture, Archives, History, Desert, City, Cities, Town, Structure, Travel, Scenics, American, USA
Image by:
Wernher Krutein
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