Bella’s Hacienda

Green Lantern – The Green Lantern first opened within the Fifties and was some of the impressive brothels in Ely. It closed briefly in 1995 on drug expenses and completely closed in 1999. Triangle River Ranch (1955–1959) – Reported to have been working illegally, located at the junction of Storey, Washoe, and Lyon Counties. Thebrothel’s trailers have been moved across county boundaries as legal situations dictated.

The ranch opened in 1950 as the Hacienda Ranch and is positioned simply off Interstate 80. It has been owned and run since 1981 by Bella Shauna Cummins. In the late 1990s, Cummins had a highway built from the ranch to the freeway. The street avoids patrons having to cross the busy tracks of the Union Pacific Railroad.

Many of the patrons are truckers and the sex employees use the CB radio to entice drivers to stop on the ranch. The rooms have different themes, and there’s a jacuzzi and a BDSM dungeon. The Trees – After the red-light district in Tonopah was closed in 1952, Margaret Cox began a brand new brothel close by.

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Bobbie’s Buckeye Bar – The Buckeye Bar was positioned on Route 6 simply exterior Tonopah on the location of the Buckeye Mine. It was opened by Mary (“Madam Bobbie”) Duncan and Margaret Cox after Cox’s previous brothel, The Trees, had been shut. Duncan later grew to become the sole proprietor and the name was changed to Bobbie’s Buckeye Bar.

Calico Club – In 1986 the brothel was brought by Ginger and Chuck Barrett along with the close by Desert Club. The Calico Club was offered to homeowners of Donna’s Ranch in October 2000 and renamed Donna’s Battle Mountain Ranch. Winnemucca’s brothels have been concentrated in a single cul-de-sac referred to as The Line. There was parking for about eighty vans, and the truck drivers had been provided free showers & coffee.