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Green Shack, 2504 Fremont St, Boulder Hwy, Las Vegas

Green Shack, 2504 Fremont St, Boulder Hwy, Las Vegas

Undated photos from Classiclasvegas.com

Mrs. Mattie Jones opened a restaurant, originally in a 2-room home, on the outskirts of town along...


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The Meadows Club, Las Vegas, 1931

The Meadows Club, Las Vegas, 1931

“First carpet joint” in Las VegasForerunner of the modern Las Vegas resort-hotel-casinoFirst large-scale night club with revue-style show in Las Vegas

Photos of Meadows Club

Weeks after statewide legalized gambl...


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Boulevard Mall, Las Vegas, 1968

Boulevard Mall, Las Vegas, 1968

Photo: Las Vegas Review-Journal

The mall was built by real estate developers Irwin Molasky and Merv Adelson (Paradise Homes), and first owned by Haas and Hayne Investment Corp. The Boulevard was the first indoor, climate-controlled shopping center in Nevada. It was anchored by Sears, JC Penney and The Broadway. The are...


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Las Vegas, February 13, 1964

Las Vegas, February 13, 1964

Facing west towards the Strip. Flamingo (upper right), and the Sands (left). In the foreground is the residential community Central Park West, developed by Irwin Molasky, Merv Adelson, and Harry Lahr of Paradise Homes Inc. The circular building is the present location of The Sphere.

Photo by Jay Florian Mitchell, Nevada...


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Ronald Reagan and The Continentals on stage at Hotel Last Frontier, Las Vegas, February 15, 1954.

Ronald Reagan and The Continentals on stage at Hotel Last Frontier, Las Vegas, February 15, 1954.

During a career transition, Ronald Reagan headlined a night club comedy act at the Last Frontier’s Ramona Room, Feb. 15-28, 1954. The engagement was booked by Pierre Cossette for MCA (Music Corporation of America) who controlled entertainment at the major resorts at the ti...


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