Las Vegas History
November 7, 2007
Midnight’s good for seeing well lit buildings, but it wasn’t so great for seeing the clubhouse at the LVCC. It was totally dark, and the bus was outside the gates on Joe S. Brown Drive. […]
November 6, 2007
The Moonlight Mid Mod Bus Tour – Part 4 It took something REALLY exciting like a moonlight bus tour of Modernist Las Vegas to get me onto the strip on a Friday Night. But there […]
November 6, 2007
Our tour the other night and the subsequent discussions of the decorative block designs led me to do some homework on Edward Durell Stone. His NYC Brownstone is one his most famous and most hated […]
November 6, 2007
Funeral for Robert Goullet Is Open to the Public http://classiclasvegas.squarespace.com/classic-las-vegas-blog/ _____________________________________________________________ Frazier Hall Preservation Meeting At UNLV There will be a meeting with University Regent Mark Alden regarding Frazier Hall to be held Friday, November 9th at […]
November 5, 2007
As I mentioned in part one, the first leg of the tour took us to some of the terrific motor hotels of the mid 1900’s. Las Vegas still has a huge inventory of existing ones. […]
November 5, 2007
Hello Historic Preservationists, There will be a meeting with University Regent Mark Alden regarding Frazier Hall to be held Friday, November 9th at the TAM Alumni Center on the campus of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. […]
November 3, 2007
Chris Nichols author of  “The Leisure Architecture of Wayne McAllister†was a featured speaker yesterday at the Vegas Valley Book Festival. He also graciously conducted the tour along with MaryMargaret from the Atomic Age Alliance. The Wiki […]
November 1, 2007
Travel and Leisure’s Poll points out why we have to try even harder! Kristen nailed a great response to the article which put Las Vegas last on yet another list. Poll says last; We don’t care. […]