Old Washoe Club, Historical saloon in Virginia City, US.

The Old Washoe Club is a three-story brick building on C Street in Virginia City, Nevada. Its facade carries a projecting tan stone cornice with small brackets, two upper rows of tall dark windows, and faded white painted lettering reading "WA SHOE CO" between them. A white wooden balcony railing with vertical balusters runs at the base, supported by white columns. The ground floor holds commercial space; the upper stories are unoccupied.

The Old Washoe Club is a three-story brick building in the Virginia City Historic District, entered from C Street. It is un-reinforced masonry, a construction type the sources note as vulnerable in earthquakes. The first story holds commercial space while the upper two floors stand unoccupied. The building appeared on the television show Ghost Hunters.

The building's painted sign, "WA SHOE CO", survives on the brick facade between the upper window rows, a visible trace of the commercial lettering once common on Virginia City storefronts. The ground floor now holds shops, while the two upper storeys stand empty.

The entrance is on C Street, in the Virginia City Historic District. The ground floor holds commercial businesses, while the upper two storeys are unoccupied, so access beyond the shopfront depends on the businesses open at the time. The building is un-reinforced masonry with weaknesses in resisting seismic events.

The building has gained a reputation for being haunted, with visitors reporting unusual occurrences in the upper floors. These stories have become part of local folklore and draw people interested in supernatural phenomena.