Gotta love it. Megan sent me a link to a website I’d never met before. “UNHAPPY HIPSTERS”. Amusing new captions to photos from Dwell Magazine. I picked one of my favorites to get you started: […]
This one is forever going to change the skyline of the Las Vegas High School Historic District. It grabbed my eye all the way from back behind the El Cortez, 4 blocks away to the […]
In preparation for Thursday night’s “UNTOLD STORIES” panel discussion that I told you about yesterday, our regular reader and friend VegasJudy did some youtube digging. The lady who posted this on youtube says: “The Treniers, Dean […]
VeryVintageVegas has always been a huge fan and supporter of First Friday. It’s the cornerstone of the whole Arts District as well as the driving force that’s helped to create the urban Arts, Music and […]
February 3, 2010
February 3, 2010
afdf Here’s our second installment of the Paradise Palms Desert-News from 1963! Each page is clickable if you want to read it in it’s full sized 8.5×11. Walter Winchel, Tony Martin (?) and Ray Bolger get nods […]
Below you’ll find Plan Three of our series on the group of houses in Paradise Palms that were commissioned by Irwin Molasky. They were designed by the famed architectural team of Palmer and Krisel. NOT […]
We haven’t done any Las Vegas History lately. If you’re new to VeryVintageVegas, it’s one of the things we try to cover. I’m NOT the historian, just one of the students. Lynn Zook of the […]
The “Model 2†plan was 1200 sf. I’ve mostly seen it the part of Paradise Palms NORTH of Desert Inn. It was the “starter home†and was base priced (according to the rubber stamp on […]
It’s been an very interesting 25 years. I came to town as a 31 year old. I intended to write a big long essay about the changes I’ve witnessed. I didn’t get to it, but didn’t want […]
Coast To Coast Tree Service is looking to buy 20 or more MATURE fruiting olive trees. I know that sounds weird, since there’s been a ban on importing them into Clark County since 1991. They’re […]