Starlight Motel on North Las Vegas Blvd.

Located at 1873 Las Vegas Blvd N, This neon sign is in really good shape and all the neon is currently working.

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Date Taken: July 6, 2013

The Silver Slipper iconic shoe now resides on North Las Vegas Boulevard near Bonanza Road

The Silver Slipper sign, actually the shoe, itself does not contain any neon but 980 twinkling lights. The sign sat top the marquee in front of the Sliver Slipper Gambling Hall directly across the street from the Desert Inn on Las Vegas Boulevard (The Strip).

On April 30, 1968, Howard Hughes bought the Silver Slipper Gambling Hall for $5,360,000 million.  Howard Hughes lived across the street at the Desert Inn and was paranoid that the shoe had a surveillance camera in the toe of the sign and that when it rotated it would momentarily pause when pointed at his penthouse room. Rumor has it, after buying the Sliver Slipper, he had the rotating Silver Slipper sign removed and had it fill it with concrete.

Today, the iconic Silver Slipper sits perched above Las Vegas Boulevard in the medium just north of downtown Las Vegas.

Charleston Auto Parts on 1615 Main Street, Las Vegas Nevada

Charleston Auto Parts is a family-owned auto parts company with their main headquarters located in North Las Vegas, Nevada. Ivan and Helen Cannon started the company over 50 years ago and they are still active in it today.

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Velveteen Rabbit on Main Street

Located off-Strip and off-downtown (away from Fremont Street) in the mist of the emerging “Arts District” at 1218 S Main Street the Velveteen Rabbit is a gem in the downtown bar scene. Super friendly staff. Craft cocktails. Amazing artwork. This is the place to be.

Ambassador Motel sign Tony Hsieh Style

The old Ambassador East Motel neon sign after a make-over from the in conjunction of the Life is Beautiful event in downtown Las Vegas.

Here is what the sign look like in November of 2011.

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Date Taken: January 20, 2014