The Overland Hotel stood on the corner of Commercial Row and Center Street, near the train station, which made it the first stop of nearly everyone arriving in Reno by rail.
By the early 1970s, the Overland was a hotel and casino, and a covered wagon bearing its name rolled through a downtown Reno parade. The building later came down to make way for a Harrah’s parking expansion, their iconic covered wagon making way for a garage full of cars.
The Overland Hotel stood on the corner of Commercial Row and Center Street, near the train station, which made it the first stop of nearly everyone arriving in Reno by rail.
By the early 1970s, the Overland was a hotel and casino, and a covered wagon bearing its name rolled through a downtown Reno parade. The building later came down to make way for a Harrah’s parking expansion, their iconic covered wagon making way for a garage full of cars.
