Nevada
Nevada is a western U. S. state defined by its great expanses of desert, and by the 24-hour casinos and entertainment for which its largest city, Las Vegas, is famed. Las Vegas is home to elaborate theme hotels and luxury resorts that line its main thoroughfare, the Las Vegas Strip. The city's also home to museums such as the Mob Museum, extravagant live shows and upscale shopping malls and restaurants.
People died in Nevada (First 49 people) - Page 11
Thomas W. Miller
American businessman
Thomas Wren
Nevada politician
Efrem Zimbalist
Russian-American Violinist
Arthur Dake
American chess player
Frederic Joseph DeLongchamps
American architect
Ivan Passer
Czech film director
Alan Wells
Actor
Don McKenzie
American swimmer
Nate Kazebier
Jazz musician
Charles L. Richards
Former Nevada State Representative
Jimmy Leeward
Actor
Ollie O'Mara
Baseball player
Edwin E. Roberts
Former Mayor of Reno, NV
Reno Browne
American movie actress
Edward Lazear
American economist
Val Valentin
Recording engineer
Edward P. Carville
Former U.S. senator
Sally Conforte
Rudy Sooter
Musician
Lorrie Collins
American singer
Gary Wissner
Production designer
Basil Woon
British playwright
Charley Smith
Baseball player
Nicholas Cummings
American psychologist
Antonio Villegas
Former Mayor of Manila
Bill Lear
American inventor
Al Akins
American football player
André Muller Weitzenhoffer
Author
Anna Minot
Actor
Brianna Denison
Tom Louderback
American football player
Eva Adams Musician
Czech musician
John Shirley Wood
Officer
Edward Peter Carville
Former Governor of Nevada
Procter Ralph Hug Jr.
Judge
Moya Lear
Businesswoman ‧ Bill Lear's wife
Elgen Long
American aviator and author
Reba Louise Wood
Robert Laxalt
American writer
Beverly Johnson
American model
Bob Cashell
Former Mayor of Reno
Margaret O'Shea McCarran
Louis Meyer
American race car driver
Maurice W. Sullivan
Kathryn Crosby's husband
Lucía Zárate
Miles Goodyear
Ann Eliza Young
Brigham Young's ex-wife
