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The Capooch Club was owned by Johnny Capooch and located at 375 Main St.<ref>[http://www.silver-state-treasures.com/nnev/nvcphglh.htm | Capooch Club, Gerlach], Silver State Treasures Website.</ref> in [[Gerlach]]. The Capooch Club was a casino from 1932 to 1952<ref>[http://nevadacasinochipcollection.com/casinos/c/CapoochClubGerlach.htm | Capooch Club Gerlach], Nevada Casino Chip Collection Website.</ref> or 1957.<ref name="jensen">Phil Jensen, "[http://www.ccgtcc-ccn.com/Gerlach.pdf Phil's Forays, Gerlach Revisted]".</ref> It was the [[Thompson Club]] from 1957 to 1958.<ref name="jensen"/>Today, Burning Man has a private club at that location. | The Capooch Club was owned by Johnny Capooch and located at 375 Main St.<ref>[http://www.silver-state-treasures.com/nnev/nvcphglh.htm | Capooch Club, Gerlach], Silver State Treasures Website.</ref> in [[Gerlach]]. The Capooch Club was a casino from 1932 to 1952<ref>[http://nevadacasinochipcollection.com/casinos/c/CapoochClubGerlach.htm | Capooch Club Gerlach], Nevada Casino Chip Collection Website.</ref> or 1957.<ref name="jensen">Phil Jensen, "[http://www.ccgtcc-ccn.com/Gerlach.pdf Phil's Forays, Gerlach Revisted]".</ref> It was the [[Thompson Club]] from 1957 to 1958.<ref name="jensen"/> Today, Burning Man has a private club at that location. | ||
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Revision as of 16:58, 13 November 2016
The Capooch Club was owned by Johnny Capooch and located at 375 Main St.[1] in Gerlach. The Capooch Club was a casino from 1932 to 1952[2] or 1957.[3] It was the Thompson Club from 1957 to 1958.[3] Today, Burning Man has a private club at that location.
References
- ↑ | Capooch Club, Gerlach, Silver State Treasures Website.
- ↑ | Capooch Club Gerlach, Nevada Casino Chip Collection Website.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Phil Jensen, "Phil's Forays, Gerlach Revisted".
See Also
External References
- Reno Gazette-Journal, "September 15, 1939", Johnny Capooch has plans for enlarging. Plans include roller skating.
- Reno Gazette-Journal, "April 30, 1940." Grand Opening Dance.
- Reno Gazette-Journal, "April 27, 1957." Half dozen people seated play pinochle.