The Clown Motel
No admission feeSleep in a clown-themed room, browse thousands of clown figures in the lobby and walk to the old cemetery.

A well-preserved 1876 Italianate courthouse in the ghost town of Belmont, central Nevada.
Cedar Street, Belmont, NV 89049 · Belmont, NV
The Belmont Courthouse stands as the most intact landmark in the former silver-mining town of Belmont. Built after silver discoveries drew prospectors to the area in the late 1860s, it served as the Nye County seat until the county seat moved to Tonopah in 1905. Its roof survived when most nearby buildings were stripped for timber. Visitors can see its Italianate design, the jail cells returned to the rear of the property, and thousands of signatures covering the interior walls. The Friends of the Belmont Courthouse, a nonprofit, now preserves the building and leads tours by appointment.
The closest stops to Belmont Courthouse State Historic Park, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
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