Then and Now

Courtesy of Matt Liverani Welcome to another installment of White Pine: Then & Now!In this week’s edition, we are back in McGill, Nevada looking at the main business district along 4th Street. Starting on the left of the original photo, taken around 1925, the first building we see is the Cyprus Hall/McGill Club building. Visible just beyond that is the McGill Post … [Read more...] about White Pine County: Then & Now

Courtesy of Matt LiveraniWelcome to another installment of White Pine: Then & Now!In this weeks edition, we are once again in the town of McGill, looking to the southwest, circa 1925. On the extreme left of the original photo, you can just make out the businesses that lined the east side of the street, which for the purpose of this comparison I won’t describe. Moving to the … [Read more...] about White Pine County: Then and Now!

Courtesy of Matt LiveraniWelcome to another installment of White Pine: Then & Now!In this week’s edition, we are taking a look at the intersection of Great Basin Boulevard (formerly known as Pioche Highway) and Aultman Street. In the original photo, taken no earlier than 1963, the first thing one notices is the old arch over the road welcoming motorists to Ely, while the … [Read more...] about White Pine County: Then and Now

Courtesy of Matt LiveraniWelcome to another installment of White Pine: Then & Now!In this week’s edition, we take a look at another one of Ely’s homes, this time on Clark Street (which may have still been known as Garden Street when this photo was taken). The home, seen here sometime before 1912, was built in 1902 and stood until around 2017 when it was finally torn down. … [Read more...] about White Pine County: Then and Now

Courtesy of Matt LiveraniWelcome to another installment of White Pine: Then & Now!In this week’s edition, we revisit the East Ely depot. The original photo, taken sometime between 1908 and 1914 based on the lack of the iconic water tower behind the depot, shows the depot much as it appeared when constructed in 1906. The name East Ely was officially adopted in 1908 after Ely … [Read more...] about White Pine County: Then and Now