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An early stage coach coming into Goldfield from Tonopah. The Malpais and nearby mountains can be seen in the top left of the photo.
Welcome to the Goldfield Historical Society website.


The Goldfield Historical Society is dedicated to the preservation and promotion
of the history and heritage of Goldfield, Nevada for present and future generations.

(Photo at right)
An early stage coach coming into Goldfield from Tonopah. The Malpais and nearby mountains can be seen in the top left of the photo.

Featured Story - Charles S. Sprague House (“The Gables”) built in 1907.

Goldfield, Nevada was born in a hurry due to the discovery of Gold in 1902, and grew from 2 miners to over 20,000 people in just 6 years. Goldfield lost a significant portion of its population by 1910, not because the gold was gone, but because the cost of mining was to great. As the years have gone by the fabric of Goldfield's history continues to be wrent
and torn, a little more each year.

The Goldfield Historical Society is making a concerted effort to try and stop the devastation of time and make our town a "Place to Remember"

We hope you enjoy this Web Site. It is our hope that it will show you through pictures and articles the excitement that was and is Goldfield, Nevada.

Goldfield High School


Check Out he Annual Goldfield High School Fundraiser!

September 4, 2010
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Goldfield Walking Tour Booklet




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If you have an interest in research of the history or genealogy of Esmeralda County please contact the Central Nevada Museum at cnmuseum@citlink.net

The History of Goldfield
The Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad
Goldfield’s Building Boom
The Devastating Fire of July 6, 1923

 Help Save Goldfield's Buildings
The Goldfield Hotel
Featured Historic Property


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This website is sponsored in part by a grant from the Nevada Commission on Tourism

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