The Nevada State Archives is a government agency responsible for preserving and providing access to historical records and documents related to the state of Nevada. Established in 1909, it houses a vast collection of materials, including government records, photographs, maps, and manuscripts that reflect the state's history and culture. Located in Carson City, the archives serve as a valuable resource for researchers, historians, and the public. Visitors can explore various exhibits and utilize research facilities to learn more about Nevada's past, including its mining heritage, Native American history, and the development of its communities.