Having a Ball at the St. Patricks Celebration
Enjoying The St. Patricks Day Parade on C street
Most were dressed up in their finest St. Patricks Day Costmes
The Silent Riders take to the street
As usual, dressed in their finest to add folly to the parade
All Smiles
The snow kept falling and the Silent Riders kept marching
Riders and guests filled the streets
Despite the falling snow, everyone had a great time
Cowboys of every type
The Silent Riders, stoic in nature, filled the streets.
There's no stopping the Silent Riders
Unusual St. Paddy's day weather made for bundling up warm
As usual, The Silent Riders added a bang to the celebration
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And these guys.......
Guilty faces
These Silent Riders were busy, having a BALL
Its always the quiet ones
Hangman was among the guilty party
Mark Twain Days
Mark Twain Days
The First annual Mark Twain Days Festival will be held in Downtown Carson City April 21-23, 2023
Silent Riders will be on hand!
Some of the Silent Riders will be riding into town to partake in the festivities and take pictures with festival goers. It will be a great time for the entire family!
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."
Celebrating another trip around the sun!
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Debbie Ewing-March 17
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Debbie Ewing-March 17
Tara Brianne-March 8
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FOUNDERS STATEMENT
The “Virginia City Silent Riders” is a private, volunteer, not-for-profit organization dedicated to the appreciation of all aspects of the “1800’s historically correct” history of the National Historic Landmark District encompassing the former mining villages of Virginia City and Gold Hill in Storey County, as well as Dayton and Silver City in Lyon County. We are “STEWARDS OF THE PAST, AMBASSADORS TO THE FUTURE”©.
Founded in 2018 and trademarked with the Nevada Secretary of State as the “Virginia City Nevada Silent Riders ™, the “Silent Riders” were historically members of the “vigilance committee” that existed in Virginia City during the 1870’s. Our members, including both men and women, walk the boardwalks wearing 1870’s period clothing, “making history come alive” for the nearly two million annual visitors to Virginia City, Nevada.