We're GOING INSIDE a long-closed WWII-era nightclub in Reno, Nevada - does anything survive?

We were granted access to go inside what was the old Trocadero Room – a famous nightclub in Reno, Nevada during the World War Two years. It opened in 1941, but what if anything survives today from those days more than 80 years ago? Please visit our merch shop! Shirts, hats, stickers etc.! Designs for both this channel and Reno itself: https://SteveTRYK.redbubble.com Check out and follow our new Facebook page – follow it and see behind the scenes and hear about future installments! https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Please share this channel with your friends! Growing this channel should get me the credibility to get access to even better content for you! Link to our episode on the Hotel El Cortez:    • See the history of the El Cortez - the art...   Link to our Harolds Club documentary DVD: https://www.ebay.com/itm/115802884891 Title theme written and performed by Steve. Drums by Scott Taylor. This is the place to learn interesting things about Reno, the state of Nevada and the American west! I've lived in Reno for 38 years (as an adult!). I've had a lifelong interest in history and spend much time exploring and researching this wonderful area. I started this channel to share some of what I've learned. I produced a full-length documentary film on the history of Reno's Harolds Club casino in 2015. Perhaps you're thinking of moving to Reno and looking for background on the area, or you're already a resident and this content might help give you a sense of place. I shall endeavor to cater to both groups! I'm also a craft beer enthusiast, and thought I'd talk about some of that scene here as well. I started homebrewing in 1992, and earned the Certified Cicerone designation in 2015 - this is a sommelier-like program for beer people. Please subscribe, share and come along with me on this journey! Thanks and cheers! Steve #history #reno #nevada