Nighttime view of the exterior corner of the Golden Nugget, featuring a first generation, four-color electronic computerized display.
Neon Signs
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Scale model of the Riviera Hotel and Casino.
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Assembly of the Sahara Hotel and Casino neon sign, which at the time was the tallest free standing sign in the world.
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Structural steel framework for the 1980 Sahara sign.
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Crane placing the last section of the Sahara neon sign, which at the time was the tallest free standing sign in the world. The sign says 'Del Webb's Sahara.'
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A worker in a basket crane puts the final touches on the Circus Circus neon sign.
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A crane lifting the canopy of the Sands Hotel porte-cochère.
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Assembly of the Sands Hotel porte-cochère.
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Assembly of the Sands Hotel porte-cochère.
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Nighttime view of neon signs in front of the Aladdin Hotel and Casino.
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Outdoor sign marking the casino entrance for the Sahara.
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Nighttime view of a neon sign on the facade of the Stardust Hotel and Casino.
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Nighttime view of the exterior corner of the Las Vegas Club at Fremont and Main Streets. Part of the Mint can be seen to the right.
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Sahara porte-cochère under construction.
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A piece of the neon sign for the Sahara Hotel and Casino is hoisted by crane above the Sahara's sign on Las Vegas Boulevard.
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Remodeling of the Ceasars Palace porte-cochère in 1979.
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Remodeling of the Ceasars Palace porte-cochère in 1979.
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New Sands sign being assembled while the old one is being removed.
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Remodeling construction of the Circus Circus porte-cochère.
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View of remodeling of the Circus Circus porte-cochère, seen from the front street entrance.