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Formerly the James D. Roberts House, the Foreman–Roberts House, and now also known as The Foreman-Roberts House Museum, is a historic house and museum that stands as a beautiful example of Gothic revival architecture and is the oldest surviving house in Carson City.
Built by James D. Roberts in 1859 in Washoe City and later relocated to Carson City in 1873, the home features Gothic revival elements, such as lancet windows, gingerbread bargeboard, and a steeply pitched roof, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Operated by the Nevada Landmarks Society, the Foreman–Roberts House Museum is open to the public for tours on the weekend.
Address: 1207 N Carson St, Carson City, NV 89701, Phone: 775-887-2174
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