I would never recommend this funeral home to anyone.That has lost a loved one. I went there today…read moreto say goodbye to my father who had passed away I asked my friend to go inside and please tell her I'll be in there in a minute this was very hard for me the employee told my friend well we need to talk to her unless she's mute my friend could not believe what she said replying no she's not mute now mind you ( my friend did not tell me this tell after we left ) when going into the building we walked into a room my 2 friends and omyself my father was on a Gurney body totally covered except his right arm sticking straight out and his left arm bent up he had passed away I believe at that time it was 7-8 days . The employee never said one word to me just stood there watching us . It was horrible I don't remember much but my child hood friends of 40 yrs plus remember everything how cold rude heartless this employee was . Everything about this viewing was horrendous unbelievable . Remember when she told my friend that they needed to talk to me ? Well nobody ever did talk to me not one word. Is this how they treat all daughters who lost their Father! Shame on you!!

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Such a cute little musuem. I take my kids around once a year to look around at all the things, it…read moredoesn't change much, but it's worth seeing if visiting the area. I especially live the old church and house on the property.

What a wonderful museum! The staff were very helpful and the museum was full of great local…read morehistory. There is a main museum building and three other buildings to explore.

Such a great organization for the kids, full of hands on activities out in the natural world. I'm…read moregrateful to them for watching my kid and keeping him engaged. He walks away from his time at NOS knowing about LNT principles, conservation, the importance of water, and much much more. NOS frequently teams up with Friends of Black Rock High Rock and Friends of Nevada Wilderness for awesome events like Black Rock Rendezvous and they happily watch your kid while you go out on tours. My many thanks go out to them.

When your town is named Lovelock, you might as well have love locks. Yes, it is named this after…read moreWelsh settler George Lovelock (1824-1907) bought the rights here in 1866. This park is located immediately behind the Pershing County Courthouse and yes, the park is chock full of love locks. If you're not familiar with the phenomenon, lovers will write their names on the lock and then lock it, throwing away the key to signify their undying love for each other. There are bridges in Paris and New York and many other cities that are perhaps a bit better known for it. I did not have a lock today. I wonder if I could write "Bruce K." and "Yelp" on a lock? Ha! [Review 17734 overall - 75 in Nevada - 1255 of 2022.]

Adorable. My husband…read moreand I went six years ago, locked our love and took a picture of it. We went back six days ago, found our lock of love still there, no worse for the wear and strong. We took another pic and will go back in another five years to find it again. It's a great little spot to go with your love and right off the freeway. Take a pic so you don't forget where your lock is.

Named after US Army General John J. Pershing (1860-1948), Pershing County was formed from Humboldt…read moreCounty in 1919 and was the last county to be established in Nevada. The county seat of Pershing County is here in Lovelock. The courthouse is a Classical Revival building and was completed in 1921. It is a hexagon with a large circular dome over the central courtroom. The courthouse features a shallow Ionic portico on a raised basement backed by a plain rectangular mass. Behind this is the hexagonal main body of the courthouse, built with curving walls. When I visited, the courthouse was open though the courtrooms were closed. It is a beautiful building and other than entirely too many printed signs posted everywhere, worth a stop and a tour. [Review 17733 overall - 74 in Nevada - 1254 of 2022.]

We arrived on a Sunday expecting this place to be closed, we just stopped for some pamphlets before…read morewe ventured out to the Lovelock Cave. Right before we were about to drive away a gentleman stopped us and told us he could open the museum for us. He was very kind and knowledgeable about the museum, really appreciated that he opened it for us. The museum had various artifacts and I appreciated that the rooms were all themed. Sounds like there's big plans for the museum and I would definitely go back and check it out again!

Disappointed to arrive on a Thursday morning at 11:45 and find a "closed" sign, especially with…read moresuch high marks. Should have called ahead, regardless of the posted web hours.