@radbrent: At 2:14, you can see the Virginia Street Bridge. The camera is facing southeast, which would place this shot at the alley between Virginia & Sierra St. parallel to the Truckee River on the north side.
The rest of the footage I find hard to identify the exact locations. I think some of this was shot near Wingfield Park, which was flooded that day. I believe the swing set was on the west side of Arlington (then named Chestnut St.) on the south side of the river. Anyone have more info?
@radbrent: At 2:14, you can see the Virginia Street Bridge. The camera is facing southeast, which would place this shot at the alley between Virginia & Sierra St. parallel to the Truckee River on the north side.
The rest of the footage I find hard to identify the exact locations. I think some of this was shot near Wingfield Park, which was flooded that day. I believe the swing set was on the west side of Arlington (then named Chestnut St.) on the south side of the river. Anyone have more info?
renoclips 11 months ago
Awesome piece of history...thanks for posting!
This flood actually took place on March 25, 1928, when an early spring snowstorm turned to rain the night before this, which melted the snowpack.
renoclips 11 months ago
AH THE WORLD WAS MUCH BETTER PLACE BACK THEN, COOL FILM
curtisakalefty 11 months ago
I'm really glad someone is archiving this stuff online, keep up the posting of good finds!!!
GodHatesReno 2 years ago
where was this filmed from?
radbrent 2 years ago
can believe this picture back in the day!
laketahoeron 2 years ago