Winds of Change in Virginia City, Nevada
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- Опубликовано: 18 дек 2020
- Meet the residents of Virginia City, Nevada, as they experience change and new beginnings in this 2020 documentary from a Reynolds School of Journalism class in documentary filmmaking. Filmmakers: Director Emilie Rodriguez, Producer Kristiana Abacan, Editor Sierra Ferguson.
When I lived in Reno I always enjoyed going to Virginia City.
Richard Oats rest in peace sir, I'm glad to have known you.
i love antiques and im 30 they’re wonderful pieces of history and i also love ford model a and t
VC has gone to hell in a hand basket. I still love the place, but...
The Cider Factory is very good. I’ve eaten there several times.
Awesome place many great days there🎉
Wonderful; film. I visited Virginia City recently.
Richard was a great man. I wish I could’ve seen him again before leaving VC.
We visit often. We spend a lot of time in the cemetery. You will fell the history there. Slow down and look around. Look at the hills and the old buildings and remember how it was back if their day.
I just keep going back.
Young people want to get rid of the old stuff...
Go no wonder Pepole are leaveing California by the hundreds if not thousends....................from whrat i hear with excessive regulations due to attempts to combat cliemate change , over priced houseing, allmost constent racial tenshion, illiegal immagration and other high costs CA sounds like a real shitty place to live.........................i have allso herd that from former Ca. residents. Personally i do not know why anybody would want to live in CA. And New Yourk City there as well.
oh not to mention constent wild fires, riots, and earthqwuakes, CA. seems to be a state allmost solely for the rich not the middle class like it used to be 45 - 80 years ago. CA . is the shame of the Union with the amount of Homeless.
@@e.jenima7263 I'm currently getting out....
8:00. This old guy is so arrogant it's ruined this documentary for me.
Fully agree. He is not what either Virginia City, or Nevada is all about.
As a resident of Winnemucca,. I first visited Virginia City in 1954
My father retired there in the mid 80s. He owned a famous building
where he had an antique store on the lower floor and lived above it.
He owned a vacant lot , previous site of a brothel. As a long time
architect, civil engineer, and horticulturist he restored it as a community
park complete with a covered bandstand. He invited one and all to use
it and the second story meeting hall, which he also restored. He was also
the chief honcho of the local charter of the Nevada Historical Society.
RIP 1989.
PS, Just my opinion: The "new" Virginia City is a cartoon of its former self.
Curtis is not a pleasant person. I stopped watching when he appeared.
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Hi, Honey! I haven't seen you since... well... since that night I couldn't see straight! How you been hangin'? 🙃