Σάββατο 17 Δεκεμβρίου 2016

List 19 brothels in Nevada



Active brothels

Elko County

Carlin

  • Dovetail Ranch
  • Sharon's Brothel & Bar

Elko

  • The Desert Rose Gentlemen's Club
  • Inez's D&D Bar
  • Mona's Ranch
  • Sue's Fantasy Club

Wells

Humboldt County

Winnemucca

  • Villa Joy brothel - (Reopened 2010)
  • PussyCat Saloon and Brothel

Lander County

Battle Mountain

Lyon County

Mound House

By local ordinance, brothels are restricted to the Mound House area.

Mineral County

Mina

  • Wild Cat Brothel

Nye County

Amargosa Valley

  • Alien Cathouse (sometimes referred to as "Lathrop Wells")

Crystal

  • Love Ranch South. This business was purchased by Dennis Hof, owner of several other Nevada brothels, in the fall of 2010. It has since been extensively upgraded. Formerly called the Cherry Patch Ranch, Crystal Love Ranch, Mabel's Whorehouse, Madame Butterfly's.

Pahrump

Storey County

White Pine County

Ely

  • Big 4 Ranch
  • Stardust Ranch

Defunct brothels

Churchill County

Fallon

  • Lazy B Ranch (opened 1975)[2]
  • Salt Wells Villa (opened 1975, closed 2004, demolished)[2]

Elko County

Elko

  • PJ's Lucky Strike (closed, early 2000s)
  • No. 1 Geisha (formerly Mona Lisa Ranch and CharDon's Club closed in 2010)

Esmeralda County

Lida Junction

Eureka County

Eureka

  • Pat's Country Club

Humboldt County

Winnemucca

  • Simones de Paris (closed and demolished)[3]
  • Pussycat Ranch - closed and its building demolished [4]
  • My Place Bar and Brothel (formerly Irene's Combination Bar; closed and demolished)[3]
  • Pussycat Saloon - (closed and demolished) [4]
  • Wild West Saloon (closed) [5]

Lander County

Lincoln County

Prostitution made illegal in 1978, but several legal brothels operated before then.

Coyote Springs

Lyon County

Restricted brothels to Mound House area, east of Carson City, in 1970, forcing brothels in other parts of the county to close.

Mound House

Wabuska

  • Town House Guest Ranch (closed, 1970)

Mineral County

Hawthorne

  • Desert Dollhouse/The Green Front (operated, 1970s to early 1990s)

Schurz

  • B.J.'s (operated, early 1980s)

Nye County

Ash Meadows

  • Ash Meadows Sky Ranch (Active fifties through seventies)
Ash Meadows brothel, motel, and dirt airstrip was located a short distance from the small town of Death Valley Junction. The facilities consisted of a small motel, bar, and brothel. The dirt and gravel airstrip was on the southside, running North and South. The North end adjoined the small facility. It was a fairly secluded location in the high desert.

Beatty

  • Red Rooster (operated prior to 1970s)
  • Weeping Willow (operated prior to 1970s)
  • Vickie's Star Ranch (operated prior to 1970s)
  • Bikini's Gentlemen's Club (currently closed) [6]
  • Angel's Ladies (formerly Fran's Star Ranch and Circle C Ranch) closed in August 2014.[7]

Montgomery Pass

  • Janie's Ranch, (On Hwy 6. Closed around 1989. Currently demolished)

Tonopah

  • Bobbie's Buckeye Bar

Scotty's Junction

  • Shady Lady Ranch, south of Scotty's Junction between Nye County Mile Markers 91 and 92 on US95 (closed in 2014) [8][9]

Pershing County

Lovelock

  • La'Belle
  • Monterey Bar
  • Roadhouse (closed about 1970)

Storey County

Mustang

  • Mustang Ranch (original, closed 1999) Owed by Joe Conforte. Conforte gained political influence in Storey County and persuaded county officials to pass a brothel-licensing ordinance, which came into effect in 1971.The Nevada Supreme Court upheld the right of a county to legalize prostitution, and several counties followed suit.
  • Old Bridge Ranch near Mustang (Closed Summer 2008)

Virginia City

near Wadsworth

  • Triangle River Ranch (1955–1960; reported to have been operating illegally; located at junction of Storey, Washoe, and Lyon Counties; brothel trailers were moved across county boundaries as legal situation dictated)

Washoe County

Reno

Brothels were restricted to an area known as "The Stockade", prior to their final closure in 1949. Brothels included:
  • The Cottage
  • The Willows (closed 1949)

White Pine County

Ely

  • Green Lantern (Closed, circa 2000)
  • Stardust Ranch
  • Big Four Ranch

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