Rhyolite, Nevada: Last Supper and Giant Pink Woman

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Goldwell Open Air Museum

Address:: Hwy 374, Rhyolite, NV
Directions:: At the Goldwell Open Air Museum. Four miles west of Beatty on Hwy 374. Turn at the sign for Rhyolite, then one mile up the road.
Hours:: Gift shop Sa-Su 10 am - 5 pm. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Phone:: 702-870-9946
Admission:: Free.
RA Rates:: Major Fun

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Last Supper at Rhyolite.

House made of bottles, ghostly apostles, and a naked pink giantess. Feel the moisture sucked out of your eyes as you snap photos. A bad place to lock your keys in your car.

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Bottle House.

Tom Kelly's Bottle House

Quirky house is made of bottles; it's at the start of the Rhyolite ghost town.

[Ashela, 12/10/2020]

Tom Kelly built his house in 1905-06 with an estimated 30,000 bottles. He used the most abundant and stylish building material available, which he harvested from local saloons.

The Last Supper, 2020.

Last Supper and Giant Pink Woman

Pretty cool! Definitely worth the stop.

[Mary, 04/28/2020]

Last Supper.

Last Supper and Giant Pink Woman

The Last Supper sculpture at the Goldwell Open Air Museum, Rhyolite, NV.

[Lola, 06/14/2016]

Shroud sculpture.

Goldwell Open Air Museum

Newer sculpture added (last two years), while older sculptures still look clean and well maintained. Paved road off the main highway leads a short distance to Rhyolite Ghost Town, which has a handicap-access cement area by the Town's house made of glass bottles.

[Marie J., 02/28/2015]

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