Labor Day Parade In Virginia City Nevada
A Small Town Parade
Although small, this years Labor Day Parade was full of pride and Good Times!
Celebration of the American Worker
The Silent Riders marches with guns blaring!
Women Of The Riders
The women of the Silent Riders represented in full force!
The Street howitzers were loud and proud as the Silent Riders marched in unison
Even though this parade almost didn't happen, the town and visitors were sure happy it did!
Celebrating the American worker is at the heartbeat of this fine country, its what keeps America alive and well!
Until the next parade, The Virginia City Silent Riders will keep preserving the history and vitality of Virginia City, Nevada
A Silent Rider Pinning
Taking The Pledge
As The Reverend read the pledge to our newest recruit Johnny G., the crowd waited in anticipation for the celebratory applause
Pinning
"Teacup" placed the badge
Pinning
"The Kid" pinned the noose
Pinning
"The Kid" pinned the noose
Pinning
"The Kid" pinned the noose
The turn out was a fine spectacle
It was a perfect day to add another member to The Silent Riders
Applause and handshakes all around for our newest recruit
"All The News, That Fits To PRINT"
First Edition
All the news that fits to print, The Silent Reader, News from about town
Desperate Times Require Desperate Measures
Preserving The Constitution
Only In Virginia City
Keeping the old west memory alive
The Pause that Refreshes
Out And About
Silent Riders descended upon the Union Brewery to gather and enjoy libations in the early morning hours!
Great Friends
Dressed In Their Sunday (Saturday) Best
As Spring approaches, The Silent Riders file into town to meet up with the locals!
It's these fine folks that make the Silent Riders so Special!
All Around
That Stoic Look
Beware!
At St. Mary's In The Mountains Catholic Church
Always on the lookout
Representing! the Silent Rider Way
Bankers Wife was recently featured on the Recollections website, They sell Victorian and Edwardian inspired clothing
Silent Rider Photos Courtesy of Connie Krause
The "Yukon" Glare
"Leroy" Eying The Mark
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"Teach Pondering"
Do Not Mess With A "Wildcat
Do Not Mess With A "Wildcat
Do Not Mess With A "Wildcat
"Leroy Takes Action"
Do Not Mess With A "Wildcat
Do Not Mess With A "Wildcat
Pony Express
This Just In.......
Hello,
I am on the planning committee for Dayton Valley Days. Last year The Silent Riders, participated in the event. Your organization was a fantastic addition to the event! This year is going to be much bigger and much better planned. Dayton Chamber Of Commmerce has taken the reigns on the planning. The event will be be focused more on Daytons early history. We would be honored by having The Silent Riders for the event! It will be Sept. 17-18. Thank you so much for last year! I hope you can make it this year!
-Kirk Leslie
Hello,
We met a wonderful young man named Junior while celebrating our anniversary at the Millionaires Club in Virginia City. He was passionate about your organization and so enagaging. You should be proud he’s part of your group.
-Karen Blodgett
Hello!
Your group is amazing and inspiring to get myself some 1800's garb and join up!-
-Stephen Richards
Hello Folks it's Matt!
I just wanted to say how grateful I am for the Silent Rider's warm hospitality bestowed upon me yesterday. I went into a saloon in the afternoon and ended up spending a grand time with you folks well into the evening. Some of the folks I met were Scott, Ernie, Dylan, Lisa, Tammy & the "Mayor". There were lot's others but I can't remember all the names. You all love history as much as I do and I can't tell you how fun it was to hang out with you all! I have gone a few places wearin' my stuff and not one club has ever been so welcoming especially to a California Tourist, lol. Anyway it was hell of a lot of fun and please tell Scott I have now taken up the expensive habit of cigars to add to my vices, thanks pardner lol.
-Matt Nausin
"The Suisun Kid."
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Fun Fact
They walk the streets beside you...
HAUNTED: (Pictured- Mackey Mansion at Halloween)
Virginia City boasts its notoriety of being one of three of the most haunted towns in the United States, along with Savannah and Charleston.