There’s been plenty of coverage, and not much left to say about the Sahara Hotel. Our old friend Lynn at the Classic Las Vegas Blog has lots of fun pictures, and some great memories of […]
Our favorite Elvis Tribute Artist is Trent Carlini. He’s been around for 20 years, and won ABC’s “The Next Best Thing” contest show last year. Friday night was the grand opening press party and show at the Steve […]
Everyone thinks they know the real history of the Las Vegas Strip. But did you know that Bugsy Siegel didn’t build the Flamingo Hotel from scratch? Do you know who the first nude showgirl was? […]
Thanks to Brian Paco Alvarez for reminding me that I need to check in at Vegas Today and Tommorow more often. The Fountainbleau hotel which is under construction just north of the Riviera seems to […]
Via Urban Historian – Brian Paco Alvarez Hello Everyone, Las Vegas’ first Travel Lodge on Las Vegas Boulevard and Circus Circus is being demolished as we speak. The motel rooms are still standing for […]
This is the final reminder regarding the Friends of Classic Las Vegas Fundraiser this Saturday, Nov. 17th. This is an Open House/Soiree in a restored mid-century historic home in fabulous Downtown Las Vegas. The Open […]
There’s another pervasive form of SPAM that I had never thought of as Spam. But it’s just as annoying, distracting, ugly and illegal. So I guess the word Spam is appropriate. I got a call […]
The Frontier Hotel is a pile of rubble now, but it was a true icon of “Vintage Las Vegas”. In case you don’t have a tv, here’s a link to the KLAS-TV Channel 8 videos of […]
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 […]
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 […]