By The End Of The Nineteenth Century, Virginia City Had Evolved To Become

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By The End Of The Nineteenth Century, Virginia City Had Evolved To Become

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a diverse urban community built to serve an industrial giant. _ By the 1870s, Virginia City was an established urban community serving the Comstock's industrial mines that boasted churches, schools, theaters, an opera house, and hundreds of families. The city's population of 25,000 was quite diverse, consisting of native-born white Americans, a variety of immigrants, African Americans, Mexicans, Chinese men, and American Indians. Women made up about 30 percent of the population.
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