HISTORY IN THE AREA

Congress passed and President Abraham Lincoln signed into law, The Pacific Railroad Act of 1862, which granted the Central Pacific and Union Pacific Railroads money and land for constructing the first Transcontinental Railroad in the young United States of America. The country was excited about the prospect of being united coast to coast. Now a piece of this land with it's fascinating history can be yours for the next 99 years.

Think of the excitement that happened as thousands of people labored to build this incredible rail line. Feats accomplished over 130 years ago in constructing this railroad have remained unsurpassed to this date.

Visit your lot in Imlay, Nevada. Close your eyes and imagine the sights and sounds of steam engines that passed by in the past. Open your eyes and see trains today journey by with the beautiful, mystic, and unforgiving desert as your backdrop. Historic Lots site has over 34 acres of desert pageantry for lot holders to enjoy.

For various of reasons, pioneers and explorers trekked nearby this site before the railroads came. Some were seeking a new life, others religious tolerance and of course there were the adventurers. The ill-fated Donner Party passed by in 1846 on the California Trail. Life and for some death, decisions were made near this site, as pioneers had to choose which trail to California or Oregon to venture on. The site is easily accessible so you won’t have to make such fatal decisions. The spirit of adventure and desert beauty still exists. The map you’ll receive highlights other adventurous details in the area.

This is truly a unique piece of American History you’ll be proud to have. What a great conversation piece. Start your own neighborhood by purchasing a group of lots together with family, friends or coworkers. Or become a land baron by ordering several lots for yourself.  So order today.