Car Rental in Sparks, NV
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INTERESTED IN LEARNING ABOUT THE HISTORY OF SPARKS, NEVADA
Sparks was an afterthought of the railroad's,
created to the east of Reno in 1904 to replace Wadsworth as the big
switching yard on this section of the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Originally named Harriman after the
railroad tycoon, Sparks was hurriedly rechristened to honor Governor John T.
Sparks, whose ranch was nearby. This gesture of respect and admiration by
the S.P. was made just as an anti-railroad rebellion boiled up in the
legislature, eventually resulting in the creation of the Public Service
Commission to regulate railroad tariffs.
Family oriented and hard-working, Sparks
was so solid and dull that it sometimes became the butt of local jokes.
Early example: "Reno is so close to Hell you can see Sparks."
In the 1950s Sparks changed. Acre upon acre
of brown composition roofs blossomed up out of the brown dirt as one
curbed-and-guttered subdivision after another appeared in the grazing lands
on the northeast. For more than a dozen years the growth continued, and
Sparks became even quieter as a residential community in which the railroad
played a much diminished role. In the 1970s Sparks began to grow in a new
and unexpected direction. Family farms and pasturelands south of the city
were transmogrified into lowrise warehousing, small manufacturing plants and
light industry connected by an asphalt grid of new streets.
Now Sparks is changing again. John Ascuaga
gave Sparks its first skyscraper, and now the homely old business structures
of Harriman are being replaced or restored to a confectionary Victorian
dream of luxury and romance they never aspired to 90 years ago. B Street -
oops, Victorian Avenue - is bright with lights and lively with public events
the year around now.
April 23, 2007