Pioneer Statue

A statue of a pioneer family stands in front of the Nevada State Building in downtown Reno. The statue is named "Humanity", and it was preserved when the State Building was demolished in 1966. The statue was placed in front of the theater that was later built on this site. The theater was named the Pioneer Center in honor of the statue.

Date Uploaded: February 6, 2022

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Source Caption: Around November 24, 1961, the Pioneer Statue stands in front of the State Building, at 100 South Virginia Street.

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