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Traveling out to Las Vegas is not the same without seeing the familiar Moulin Rouge just off of downtown. On May 29, 2003, the historic site of the first integrated casino in Las Vegas burned to the ground. The cause of fire to this treasure built in 1955 is suspected to be arson. The Moulin Rouge was listed in 1992 to the National Register of Historic Place.
Update : The facade of the Moulin Rouge still remains. Although the building itself burned, not all has been lost.
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