Remembering Carson City Pioneers and Early City Life
A nostalgic survey recalls the 1860 settlement by Governor Rudd and family, wagon routes from Denver, early buildings and saloons, and the emergence of Carson City from a sparsely populated frontier into a bustling town with hotels, banks, and neighbors like Judge Waldo and the Rockafellows shaping its growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudd
Kansas
River Streets
Cafion City
New York
Carton City
United States
California
Mrs. Rudd
Knox
Murray
Carson City
Humphrey & Topping
Kaye & Davis
D. G. Peabody
George W. Bethel
Hurley
Judge Waldo
Fred Skeel
Stage Express
Jimmie Clelland
Engleman & Co
Daly
C. R. Macklin
Whipple
Ragsdale & Sons
Patton
Shaeffer
Ed Clanning
Major Locke
Keables
Caton City
Jim Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. F. Rocka
C. E. Waldo
Nemcee
Patd
Talk of the Times
Canon City
Four Mile
Oil Creek
Macon
Hot Springs
Soda Point
Ili
Ouray
Grape Creek
Old Colorow
Cabina
Waldo
Rosita
Cajon
Custer County
Fremont County
McClure
Strathmore
R. Jeske
White House
Palace Drug Store
Third Street
Rockafellow
Cafon Steam Laundry
McGee & Mack
Third Stree
Fremont County Bank
Agard
Methodist
Ladies’ Wool Union
Frank L. Smith
Capps
Nelson
Vici
Lewis
Gotzian
Milwaukee Oil
Felter & Anderson
Armstrong Bros
Caten City
Celerade
Bridwell Estate Investment Agency
Real Estate Investment Agency
Baker & Biggs