Stewart Indian School Living LegacySaving the legacy of the Stewart Indian School as a tribute to Nevada history
The Stewart Indian School was listed in the National Register of Historic Places as a Historic District on September 18, 1985. The site (approximately 110 acres) is currently managed by the State of Nevada. The areas of significance identified in the nomination include architecture, education and American Indian culture. The District is an extremely well preserved example of a U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs rural boarding school and is distinguished by a unique collection of vernacular buildings dating between 1910 and 1944.
• For more information about the Stewart Indian School Living Legacy Project, please click here to download the complete document.
• For the Stewart Indian School Landscape Preservation Plan, please click here to download the complete document (note: 68.5 mb file).
Note: More information about the Stewart Indian School Living Legacy project will be available soon.