Neon Signs
Workers assemble the vertical neon sign in front of the Las Vegas Club while people pass underneath.
Framework for the Las Vegas Club Sign on Fremont Street. The back of the Pioneer Club sign is seen in the background.
Exterior of the Golden Gate Casino. Vertical sign for the Hotel Sal Sagev is still on the corner. The business began as Hotel Nevada, built circa 1907, which changed to Sal Sagev from 1931-1955.
The Mint on Fremont Street before its expansion around the corner of First Street. The Boulder Club is seen in the background.
The corner of the Mint at Fremont and First Streets after its first expansion in 1958. The Boulder Club and Hotel Fremont are seen in the background.
The corner of the Mint at Fremont and First Streets after its first expansion in 1958.
The exterior corner of the Horseshoe Club on the corner of Fremont and Second Streets.
The neon sign of the Thunderbird Hotel.
Statue and neon sign in front of the Aladdin.
View of the Sands neon sign from under the porte-cochère.
The tulip-shaped fountain and neon sign in front of the Tropicana in 1957 or 1958. The sign advertises Monte Proser's Tropicana Revue, featuring Celeste Holm and Dick Shawn.
Front entrance and porte-cochère of the Tropicana Hotel in 1957.
A costumed female model poses in front of the neon sign for Caesars Palace, advertising its opening on August 5, 1966, with Andy Williams and the Ritz Brothers.
Long shot of the front of Caesars Palace showing the unfinished parking lot and scaffolding around construction on the entrance.
View of workers assembling a neon sign for the El Rancho Vegas on the east side of Las Vegas Boulevard across from the complex.




























