Centennial

A Carson Street building which had earlier housed the Fallon Standard and a paint shop became Fallon's first City Hall at Fallon's incorporation on December 18, 1908. ...[more]

C.L. Bendaum Garage, c. 1920s.With the advent of Ford's Model T in the 1920s, cars were becoming increasingly common. By 1929, over forty companies (including B...[more]

R.L. Douglass ready to race while Ernest Maupin, Sr. steadies the bicycle, c. 1908.Douglass was a well-known Fallon buisnessman who, with Joe Jarvis, another ar...[more]

The Draper Self-Culture Club's fountain stands at the crossroads of Maine Street and Williams Avenue. It was a landmark from 1914 until 1930.The ladies of the D...[more]

The Dry Gulch Saloon, c. 1939.Left to right: Harold Bellinger, Mike Mickelson, Charlie Melendy, Frank 'Wild Horse' Casey, Theodore Phillips, Lisle Wightm...[more]