Glendale School House

Glendale is a town in Reno, Nevada. It was thought to be destined to be the metropolis along the Truckee River. The town was bypassed by the Central Pacific Railroad and the station was routed to Lakes Crossing in what was soon to be Reno. The first teacher of this little white schoolhouse, E.C. This building was built in 1864 and was used as a school until the construction of the hotel was completed in 1859. The cost of the building was $1,446, and to this day it remains a testament to the craftsmanship of the builder, Archie Bryant. The hotel has a small schoolhouse with a large library and a classroom. Senator Patrick A. McCarran. The schoolhouse is open only for requests made in advance through the Sparks Chamber of Commerce.