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Elvis Presley Blvd Las vegas, Nevada

Many Vintage postcards of all the Motels in Memphis.

The evolution of Sin City.

The Strip

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Deserted Vegas - Paris Las Vegas on the Las Vegas strip

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Themed restaurants make any meal more fun. Take a look at these nine themed restaurants across the great state of Nevada everyone is sure to enjoy.

Hilton Las Vegas at Resorts World offers guests over 40 unique food and drink outlets, a 5.5 acre pool deck with infinity pool overlooking Las Vegas Blvd and is located across from the Convention Center. This is home to a 5k seat theater with top headliners, a Nightclub and Day club, and several unique bars. Our dining includes a 17 Hawker Stall Food Hall concept, Top Chef's, variety of cuisines. Features over 20 retail shops, a cigar lounge, a vegan ice cream shop, and a salon/barbershop.

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In 1953, the nightclub formally known as the Earl Carroll Theater got a makeover when Frank Sennes reopened it as the Moulin Rouge at 6230 Sunset Blvd and presented Las Vegas style shows. Sennes smartly kept the huge, iconic neon portrait of entertainer Beryl Wallace, which helped make the place an instant landmark. The red-and-white car parked out front is a 1955 Oldsmobile, so let’s call this photo mid-1950s.

This road between Charleston Blvd. and Olive Ave. in Las Vegas is reported to be one of the most haunted places in Nevada.

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Most people think the development of the Las Vegas strip started with the Bugsy Siegel building the Flamingo Resort. While the Flamingo was the first luxury resort there, it was in face Billy Wilkerson, the owner of the Hollywood Reporter who first had the idea. He bought the land in 1945 but it wasn’t until he needed extra funding that Siegel muscled his way into the picture and eventually took over the project forcing Wilkerson to flee the country.

https://flic.kr/p/jhhek | Strip 91 Motel, 1960's | Las Vegas, Nevada Postcard

Happy #TBT (Throwback Thursday) ...photo from 1983 Viva Las Vegas! by elcortezlv