It’s Nevada’s longest historical mystery. Is the cannon that explorer John C. Fremont dumped in the Sierra Nevada in 1844 still lost in the West Walker River, or is it sitting on an exhibit ...

Take heart, UNLV fans: The Fremont cannon is back in Las Vegas ... The original mountain howitzer that accompanied explorer John C. Fremont on his 1840s expedition across the Great Basin ...

In the fall of 1843, the exploration expedition of John C. Fremont accompanied by his guide ... then later to Virginia City. When Fremont later visited Virginia City, he saw the cannon barrel at the ...

One of my favorite characters in Nevada History is John C. Fremont, leader of the first and most ... The series will conclude with the amazing story of the discovery of the elusive cannon abandoned by ...

(KOLO) - Historic Coin Press No. 1 at the Nevada State Museum will be minting a new commemorative medallion in honor of 19th century explorer John C Fremont ... famous lost cannon, the 12-pound ...

The historic Coin Press No. 1 at the Nevada State Museum will begin minting a commemorative medallion honoring Western explorer John C. Frémont ... for his lost cannon, a 12-pound U.S. Model ...

All of these charges, both positive and negative, have been laid at the feet of John C. Fremont in the last 150 years. Over the course of a turbulent and adventurous life, Fremont managed to ...

The City of Fremont bears the name of one of America’s more complicated figures: John C. Fremont, also known as the “Pathfinder” due to his multiple robust expeditions of the American West ...

AND ENJOY JOHN C The three-day John C. Fremont Days festival got underway Friday."You know, this is the biggest party in the summer for Fremont," said Don Cunningham, president of the John C.