Day 4 & 5
The Joseph Giraud House/Hardy House, 442 Flint Street, was the first property listed on the City Register in 1994. Designed by Frederick J. Delongchamps, Nevada's most famous architect, the house was built in 1914 for Joseph Giraud, a sheepherder. In 1934, Roy Allen Hardy, a mining engineer who worked for George Wingfield, purchased the house. This house reflects features of the Colonial Revival style of architecture, and the main features of the house are the porches projecting from three sides. (National Register)