Discover the rich history of the Pahranagat Valley by visiting State historical marker #38 located in Alamo, Nevada. This site commemorates the valley's significance, named after the local Shoshone Native American tribe. Visitors can explore the area's unique geography, characterized by three local springs that have historically supported regional farming and irrigation. It serves as a vital educational stop for those traveling along US-93, offering a glimpse into the cultural and agricultural heritage of Lincoln County.
What to Expect
An outdoor educational experience at a roadside historical marker.
Who Should Attend
- History enthusiasts
- Road trippers
- Students
- Local researchers
- Cultural tourists
Agenda Overview
Self-guided visit to the historical marker site.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Nevada State Historic Preservation Office · Government
Preserving Nevada's historical landmarks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the marker located?
It is located at 86 US-93, Alamo, NV.
What does the marker commemorate?
It commemorates the history of the Pahranagat Valley and the Shoshone tribe.
Is there an entry fee?
No, it is a public historical marker.
Is it accessible?
Yes, it is located along the highway.
What is the significance of the name?
It is named after the local Shoshone Native American tribe.
Are there other sites nearby?
Yes, the Pahranagat Valley National Wildlife Refuge is in the vicinity.
Tags
Nevada
History
Education
Landmark
Culture
Roadside
Summary
A visit to the Nevada State historical marker #38 in Alamo, dedicated to the history of the Pahranagat Valley.
Reference:
maxpreps.com
Highlights
- Historical marker #38
- Shoshone heritage
- Local spring history
- Agricultural significance
- Lincoln County landmark
- US-93 access
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