Welcome to the Minden Historical Marker, number 130 in Nevadas State Marker System! Located at 1591 U.S. Hwy 395 N, Minden, NV 89423, this marker highlights the town of Minden and its rich history. Established by Henry F. Dangberg Jr., son of the founder, this town was named after a place in Westphalia, Germany.

Minden has played an important role in Nevadas history as it became the seat of Douglas County in 1916. The historical marker program aims to identify significant places of interest in the state. There are a total of 274 markers within the system, each with its own unique story.

The Minden Historical Marker emphasizes the towns significance as a hub for railroads and ranching/farming activities in the area. The building where the marker is placed has quite a history itself. Constructed by A.F. Neidt in 1909, it has served various purposes over the years, including a saloon, soda fountain, card parlor, and café. Today, it operates as a restaurant and bar for locals and visitors alike to enjoy.

As we stand here at Nevada Historical Marker 130: Minden, lets take a moment to appreciate the towns history and its role in shaping Nevadas past. The stories of hard work and perseverance echo through these streets, reminding us all of the spirit that has made this great state what it is today.