Souvenirs, books, music and more...
Churchill County Museum Store has gifts for everyone!
The museum store provides a fine selection of gift items and books on many aspects of Nevada history, including In Focus and a number of videos that chronicle the development of the Lahontan Valley.
Additionally, we offer:
- Over 300 book titles relating to Nevada history
- Children's books and toys
- Cookbooks
- Jewelry
- Native American Horsehair Baskets and crafts
We are looking forward to your visit! For your convenience, use the order form to request the items featured on our website.
Books Published by the Churchill County Museum & Archives
| In the Shadow of Fox Peak | |
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In The Shadow of Fox Peak: An Ethnography of the Cattail-Eater Northern Paiute People of Stillwater Marsh This book, written by anthropologist and UNR Professor Dr. Catherine S. Fowler, details the lives of the early Native Americans that lived near Stillwater Marsh. She describes in interesting detail what these people ate, how they constructed their homes, what desert plants they used for medicines and many more interesting details about their lives. $20.00 each |
| Turn This Water into Gold | |
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Turn This Water into Gold: The Story of the Newlands Project Since John Townley published the first edition of his book in 1977, much has happened regarding water issues in this area. The Nevada Historical Society in Reno, the Churchill County Museum and the Truckee-Carson Irrigation District in Fallon, Nevada, were anxious to see a new edition of this book published that could update these issues and concerns to the present day. Historian Susan A. James, who studies and writes about Nevada topics, edited portions of Townley's original text and wrote two new chapters. Today, this book remains the definitive history of the first reclamation project in the United States and tells the story of the tremendous changes it brought to this rural area of Western Nevada. $15.00 each Also available in video $20.00 for both Book and Video |


