Mozart Club

Built ca. 1926. French born Marius Durand opened the Mozart Club on Main Street in the boom days of Goldfield which burned down in the 1923 fire. Though he returned to his home in France during prohibition, his heart was in America. When the repeal came he and Madame Josephine Durand moved back to Goldfield in the later 1920’s where they rebuilt the present building.

Marius Durand was also well known as a fight promoter and manager. Jack Dempsey being one of his clients. He and Dempsey remained friends until his death in 1942. His widow continued to run the business and in 1946 married longtime family friend Alex Labarthe. Together they ran the operations until they sold in 1957. These two families extended a warm and friendly hospitality that continued on with its various owners in later years.

Located in the Goldfield National Historic District in Goldfield, Nevada

Brown Parker Garage and Auto Co.

Formed by Orlo Parker and Munro Brown. One of the first Ford dealerships in Nevada. Munro Brown sold out in 1917 to Parker to join the military during WWI. The building burned in the 1923 fire but was rebuilt and remained a garage until 1989.

Located in the Goldfield National Historic District in Goldfield, Nevada

Assay Office of Edward S. Giles, mining engineer. Early building moved to this location after the 1923 fire.

Located in the Goldfield National Historic District in Goldfield, Nevada

Goldfield Consolidated Mines / Deep Mine Building

Built in 1907 by Senator George Nixon and George Wingfield, who were political and economic power houses of the time and controlled the main operating mines in Goldfield.

Located in the Goldfield National Historic District in Goldfield, Nevada

Dahlstrom’s Garage was built by Henry Dahlstrom ca. 1930. He provided auto repair for decades, and was well known for his quality rebuilt engines. The Dalhstroms have a longtime family history in Goldfield.

Located in the Goldfield National Historic District in Goldfield, Nevada

Frame house / Garage moved to this location ca. 1923. Used by Henry Dahlstrom (former County Commissioner) as a garage until he built “Dahlstrom’s Garage.”

Located in the Goldfield National Historic District in Goldfield, Nevada

The Parker / Labarthe House was built ca. 1905. after the devastating 1923 fire, the Orlo Parker family lost their home and business. This house was given to them by the Red Cross. Later they sold the home to Lawrence Labarthe. Both families were longtime residents and business owners of Goldfield.

Located in the Goldfield National Historic District in Goldfield, Nevada

Rectory Building of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, built in 1912, currently in use by the Goldfield Chamber of Commerce and the Goldfield Historical Society.

Located at 325 Crook Avenue in the Goldfield National Historic District in Goldfield, Nevada

Frame house build ca. 1917, owned by long time Goldfield resident Laurence B. Labarthe.

Located at 313 Euclid Avenue in the Goldfield National Historic District in Goldfield, Nevada

Jennie B. Elder House

Built ca. 1908.

Located in the Goldfield National Historic District in Goldfield, Nevada