Silent Riders - Tree Stewards
Once Again, For the Town
The Silent Riders gathered to set up the towns two Christmas Trees in the "International Lot"
Each year the Silent Riders get together to painstakingly set up two trees to help celebrate theChristmas season. If one tree will get you in the spirit, imagine what two will do. Tree Lightning is Friday December 1st at 5:30 p.m.
Remembering The Instructions.....
Everyone Chipped In
Of course Refreshments
And Wall lah, Not Really!
Starting with the frame
Starting with the frame
And Wall lah, Not Really!
Starting with the frame
And Wall lah, Not Really!
And Wall lah, Not Really!
Of Course, Always Supervisors!
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Of Course, Always Supervisors!
Of Course, Always Supervisors!
Of Course, Always Supervisors!
And More Supervisors!
Of Course, Always Supervisors!
A beautiful Sight Indeed
A beautiful Sight Indeed
Of Course, Always Supervisors!
A beautiful Sight Indeed
Celebrating Our Veterans
Pulling Out All The Stops
At this years Veterans Parades, all of the stops were pulled out as over 50 entrants participated and it was wonderful and heartfelt!
When you come to visit Virginia City, Make sure you pack your pride of country!
Silent Rider Christina Wilson AKA "Wildcat" Opened up the Parade with a fantastic rendition of "The National Anthem" (Why this girl isn't on THE VOICE, I'll never Know!) And it was welcomed with a rousing applause!
Thank You Sir
Veteran Shawn Wilson AKA "Jackyl", whom we proudly have as a member of the Silent Riders.
At The Helm
Rebecca Clark Lencioni and Silent Rider Jason Virden AKA "Mayor" were announcing and kept the Parade moving in an orderly fashion
Proud To Parade
The Silent Riders were met with a rousing round of applause and they answered with volley after volley of gun ,rifle and shotgun blasts!
Here come The Bluecoats
Silent Rider Joe Stel Represented The Union Army along with his Company Of Men And Women at the Parade
Silent Riders Of The Future
This youngin' enjoyed himself with his Silent Rider father. The Silent Riders celebrate youngsters teaching them respect of themself, their country, their fellow man & women and careful respect for firearms.
Thank You Sir
Veteran and Silent Rider Joe Soars celebrated in his fatigues, handing out smiles and cheer!
Ahead Of The Pack!
Chuck Baldauskas AKA "Buffalo Bill Cody" and Carmel Barnhart AKA "Annie Oakley" led the parade in style
Halloween On The Comstock!
The Place Was Packed!
The Silent Riders were on hand to judge the Virginia City Halloween costume contest. The Prizes were generously donated by The City and one Special Prize from The Red Garter Western Clothing Store, for best Family costume.
Our Judges
It was a difficult job but someone had to do it!
(Banker is behind the camera)
Best Pets Costume (Addams Family)
Best Family Costumes (Our Founding Fathers)
Best Kids Costume(made it himself!)
Best Adult Costume (Obi-Wan Kenobi)
And The Kids Had a blast Trick-or-Treating, store to store!
The Carson City Nevada Day Parade
Smiles All around
The Silent Riders traversed off the hill to help Celebrate The Nevada Day Parade In Carson City
Smiles All around
The Silent Riders traversed off the hill to help Celebrate The Nevada Day Parade In Carson City
Fun Fact
They walk the streets beside you...
HAUNTED: Virginia City boasts its notoriety of being one of three of the most haunted towns in the United States, along with Savannah and Charleston.
Celebrating another trip around the sun!
Suse Dutton - Nov.3rd
Suse Dutton - Nov.3rd
Suse Dutton - Nov.3rd
Josh Slater- Nov. 5
Suse Dutton - Nov.3rd
Suse Dutton - Nov.3rd
Jason Virden - Nov. 9
Virgil Trujillo-Nov. 21
Virgil Trujillo-Nov. 21
Virgil Trujillo-Nov. 21
Virgil Trujillo-Nov. 21
Virgil Trujillo-Nov. 21
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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