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Crosby Lodge is located in [[Sutcliffe]], near [[Pyramid Lake]]. | Crosby Lodge is located in [[Sutcliffe]], near [[Pyramid Lake]]. | ||
There are two different sources for the history of the Crosby Lodge. | |||
Fred M. Crosby (b. 1890) and his son Allen bought the lodge in 1959. Previously, Fred owned the store in Nixon. <ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=f9gjAQAAIAAJ&dq=nevada+the+silver+state+volume+2&focus=searchwithinvolume&q=crosbyNevada: The Silver State]," Vol. 2, p. 888, Western States Historical Publishers, 1970. Includes photo from of Fred and Allen Crosby from "The Desert Lake"</ref> | |||
Allan and June Crosby opened the lodge in 1957. Fred and Judy Crosby took over in 1980.<ref>Deidre Pike, "[http://www.newsreview.com/reno/too-much-power-to/content?oid=18493 Too much power to the people]," Reno News Review, August 1, 2002.</ref> | Allan and June Crosby opened the lodge in 1957. Fred and Judy Crosby took over in 1980.<ref>Deidre Pike, "[http://www.newsreview.com/reno/too-much-power-to/content?oid=18493 Too much power to the people]," Reno News Review, August 1, 2002.</ref> | ||
Revision as of 06:03, 12 June 2015
Crosby Lodge is located in Sutcliffe, near Pyramid Lake.
There are two different sources for the history of the Crosby Lodge.
Fred M. Crosby (b. 1890) and his son Allen bought the lodge in 1959. Previously, Fred owned the store in Nixon. [1]
Allan and June Crosby opened the lodge in 1957. Fred and Judy Crosby took over in 1980.[2]
References
- ↑ The Silver State," Vol. 2, p. 888, Western States Historical Publishers, 1970. Includes photo from of Fred and Allen Crosby from "The Desert Lake"
- ↑ Deidre Pike, "Too much power to the people," Reno News Review, August 1, 2002.