Lake Mansion - Arts for all Nevada

The Lake Mansion was designed by John S. Sturgeon, built by William Marsh in 1877, and purchased by Reno’s founder, Myron Lake, in 1879. The Mansion originally stood at the northwest corner of California Avenue and Virginia Street. The changes in ownership and the modifications to the property ,over time, reflect the changes in Reno as well. In 1971 the Mansion was moved 3 miles south to what is now the Reno-Sparks Convention Center. It was moved, again,in 2004, 3 miles north to its current location at Arlington Avenue and Court Street. Visit www.artsforallnevada.org