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Vegas Main | Architecture
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Here's the Stardust sign in Las Vegas as it looks today. For a look at the stardust sign with the old space age script lettering, check out Casino Neon.
Here's a neon shot of the Showboat Casino, back in its day. It is now called the Castaways. See more neon casinos at Roadside Peek's Casino Neon Las Vegas.
Here's a shot of the Gold Coast marquee, another one of the larger than life signs found in Vegas.
Check out this shot of the Hacienda Hotel and Casino being toppled over by a large crane. This hotel used to sit in the spot now occupied by Mandalay Bay.
The Showboat Hotel and Casino has been a Las Vegas institution since 1954. In 2000, ownership changed hands and the Showboat is now the Castaways. By the way, the "W" in the Showboat sign is now sitting in the YESCO neon graveyard. Many thanks to Jim Emory and Allen Sandquist for their knowledge and information on the "Big W" lettering. UPDATE 05/06 : The Castaways was imploded on January 11, 2006 and is now big dirt lot. 05-06
This interesting marquee outside of the Westward Ho still advertises this casino off Las Vegas Boulevard. And yes, this is the home of the big ol' hot dog. UPDATE 05/06 : The Westward Ho was shut down on November 17, 2005 and is currently in tear down mode. 05-06
The marquee for Jerry's Nugget stands tall alongside the main boulevard in North Las Vegas.
Here's the front facade of the Moulin Rouge, after a devastating fire in 2003 that destroyed its innards. According to the June 05, 2003 Las Vegas Mercury News, the Moulin Rouge opened in 1955 in a segregated community, and African-Americans who came to Las Vegas looking for work soon learned that they had to live west of the tracks. With this racism came a vibrant community with blacks developing their own businesses and casinos. However, at the Moulin Rouge, whites and blacks could mingle in the same casino. It also became the place to be for both white and black entertainers. More photos can be found here at this Lost Treasures section dedicated to the Moulin Rouge back in 2003.
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