One vintage sign was already on display at Las Vegas Boulevard and Fremont Street: the Hacienda horse and rider from the Hacienda Hotel, which was where the Mandalay Bay stands today. Other ...

North. The museum is the force behind the Las Vegas Signs Project, which publicly displayed its first sign — the Hacienda Hotel’s horse and rider — at the corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and ...

The Society Cleaners sign was one of seven vintage neon signs already in place on Las Vegas Boulevard ... just south of Stewart Avenue. • Hacienda Casino (1956), at Fremont Street.

The El Rancho Vegas opened its cowboy-themed doors on April 3, 1941, becoming the first hotel and casino to exist on the stretch of Route 91 that eventually became the Las Vegas Strip.

Moroccan-themed Sahara Hotel and Casino. To the dismay of vintage lovers everywhere, it closed May 2011. The article 'Vintage Las Vegas' was published in partnership with Lonely Planet.

No ghosts required. At the height of Las Vegas cool in the 1950s and 60s, the big names playing the showrooms would sneak in to see the late-night shows in the hotel lounges. The town was awash in ...

Moroccan-themed Sahara Hotel and Casino. To the dismay of vintage lovers everywhere, it closed May 2011. The article 'Vintage Las Vegas' was published in partnership with Lonely Planet.