Silent Riders take the streets
St. Patricks Day Parade
The Silent Riders were in full force at the annual St. Patricks Day Parade, with their pistols blarin' and the street howitzers blasting into the air, they were sure noticed (Some Photos curtesy of Carla Herman)
No blarney here!
The Silent Riders stopped at The Union Brewery for a drink and a quick photo
All Smiles!
The parade was well attended and applause roared out for the arrival of The Silent Riders
Quiet confidence
The Kid walked the parade route in solo defiance
Diamondfield Jack
The parade was the first of many this year and the St. Patricks Day Parade did not disappoint!
Gathering place
The Firehouse Saloon has become the unofficial gathering place for all of the Silent Riders just before any parade.
Blast Away
Contemplation
Marching On
The Silent Riders let off volley after volley of blasts to celebrateSt Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland
Marching On
Contemplation
Marching On
The parade was a blast and The Silent Riders are always a hit with the crowd.
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Contemplation
Contemplation
Prepping for the Parade
Contemplation
Contemplation
Contemplation
gathering the troops before the parade
A Stoic Escort
Bankers Wife received an escort to the cantina by "Mayo" & "Jack Davis"
Family Time
The Breakfast club finally got together after this rather mild winter to trade stories and shoot the bull with morning libations and smokes. A grand time was had by all~
"Yukon, Lilly Langtree, Banker, Bankers Wife, Mayo and Jack Davis"
The Three Amigos
These three can usually be seen on the Boardwalk cuttin' up and posin' for pictures
The jeweler and the Muscle
Protection!
Silent Riders escorted jeweler Joe Stel to the Legislators evening supper
Legislators Greeter
Bankers wife joins in on the fun helping the Nevada Legislators feel welcomed
Banker / Cattle Barron
Banker was on hand to ensure the Nevada Legislators enjoyed themselves.
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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.