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In a time when society’s focus is on the next new fad, a place exists where tradition and history remain paramount. Past the lights and sounds of the Reno gaming district, and beyond the granite edifices of the state capital buildings in Carson City, lies a valley rich with its history of Native Americans, homesteaders, and cattle ranching. A cornerstone to that history can be found on Dressler Way in the Carson Valley. The Dressler Ranch, founded nearly 150 years ago can be seen as a microcosm of Nevada’s heritage of family ranching. Many media resources in this project require the free Quicktime plug-in. |
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This project, funded in part by the Nevada Humanities Committee, was created as a class project in Journalism 451, Interactive Media, Fall 2005 and Spring 2006, Reynolds School of Journalism, University of Nevada, Reno. John Caldwell, Tracii Garvin, Dylan Krenka, Kanako Nobori, Heather Shallenberger, and Gang Wu.
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