Last week we introduced you to the mystery Led Zeppelin concert in Las Vegas. People have started coming forward who remember it and stuff is being dug up. One of the members of the band […]
Supposedly, Led Zeppelin played Las Vegas in 1969, shortly after the release of their first album, and before they were mega big. There’s serious people who seriously care about solving the mystery of whether Led Zeppelin actually played […]
Cultural Corridor’s Third Neon Sign Moves To New Home The last of three vintage Las Vegas neon signs will be set into place on Las Vegas Boulevard, in the Cultural Corridor, beginning at 11:30 p.m. […]
VeryVintageVegas is pleased to be one of the sponsors of the “Zick and Sharp” Panel discussion and Bus Tour on OCTOBER 3rd. Zick and Sharp were the most prolific mid century modern architects of Las Vegas. We […]
Wednesday, and Thursday evening each have a panel discussion related to the History Of Las Vegas. Wednesday, July 1 is the 100th anniversary of the formation of Clark County. Along with the whole year long celebration, there’s […]
I rarely ever manage to be as snarky as our friend Andrew Kiraly at CityLife. He topped himself today. I was told that the one single lone wall of Maude Frazier Hall – the VERY […]
Just because Historic Preservation Month has come to an end, doesn’t mean we can stop learning about the history of Las Vegas. Lynn Zook from Classic Las Vegas is the best Las Vegas History Blogger […]
The “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places, a significant milestone in the sign’s 50-year history, county and state officials announced today. “We nominated the sign […]
One of the gems of Las Vegas is the Gilcrease Orchard. The history of the Orchard and Preserve, as well as it’s current status, has been spotlighted in the April newsletter from the Preservation Association […]