Located within the historic Capitol Complex in Carson City, the Nevada State Library and Archives is the official home for Nevada’s historical documents, government records, and archival collections. This research library preserves the written history of the Silver State while providing public access to materials that tell the story of Nevada’s people, government, and communities.
Visitors and researchers can explore a wide range of resources, including historic photographs, newspapers, government publications, manuscripts, and rare archival materials. The collection helps preserve Nevada history while supporting research, genealogy projects, and educational discovery.
In addition to safeguarding Nevada’s public records, the Nevada State Library and Archives provides information services for state government, local libraries, businesses, and the public. Its work helps ensure that Nevada’s history, official records, and cultural heritage remain accessible for future generations.
Located just steps from the Nevada State Capitol, the library and archives are an important part of the Capitol Complex and a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring Nevada’s past.
