NoeHill Travels in Nevada
National Register of Historic Places in Carson City
 "National Register #77001508: 1939 Photograph of Virginia & Truckee Railroad Shops in Carson City")
1939
 "National Register #77001508: 1972 Photograph of Virginia & Truckee Railroad Shops in Carson City")
National Register #77001508
Virginia & Truckee Railroad Shops
Between Plaza, Ann, Stewart and Sophia Streets
Carson City
Demolished 1991
Virginia & Truckee Railroad Shops
Between Plaza, Ann, Stewart and Sophia Streets
Carson City
Demolished 1991
The second photograph shows the Virginia and Truckee Railroad shops in 1972.
When the photograph was taken, the railroad had been out of business for 22 years, and the shops were being used by Hodges Transportation as an automotive testing center.
By the 1980s the building was empty and falling apart. In 1991 it was demolished.
Between the years 1985 and 2000, nine National Register properties in Nevada were lost to vandalism, neglect and renewal as reported by
Sean Whaley in the Las Vegas Review-Journal dated 6 November 2000.
| 198? | Reno | Riverside Mill Company Flourmill demolished |
| 1988 | Las Vegas | Las Vegas Hospital burned down |
| 1991 | Carson City | Virginia and Truckee Railroad Shops knocked down by owner |
| 1992 | Winnemucca | Nixon Opera House destroyed by arson |
| 1992 | Reno | Odd Fellows Building demolished by the city to make way for a parking garage |
| 1993 | Tonopah | J.E. Smith stone duplex knocked down |
| 1994 | Reno | Reno Bell Telephone building demolished |
| 2000 | Reno | Mapes Hotel imploded by city officials to make way for new development |
| 2000 | Las Vegas | Whitehead House destroyed by a fire believed to have been set by vagrants |