Dot’s Flowers was a well-known local floral shop on Las Vegas Blvd.
The sign was built by YESCO and dates circa 1949. It was restored by The Neon Museum and installed November 15, 2000. This neon sign can be found on the Fremont Street Experience.
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The El Cortez neon sign in Downtown Las Vegas, Nevada
Located at 6th Street and Fremont, it opened in 1941 and is still open today.
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Red Barn Classic Neon Cocktail Glass
The Red Barn began its existence in the late 1950’s as an antique store at 1317 Tropicana Ave. In the early 1960’s new owners converted it into a bar that became popular due to its proximity to the new university on Maryland Parkway. By the end of the decade, the bar had become a favorite entertainment spot for Las Vegas’ emerging gay community. The Red Barn closed in 1988 and owner Claude Howard donated its classic cocktail glass sign to the Allied Arts Council. Installed as part of the Neon museum on November 15, 2000.
Built by Young Electric Sign Company (YESCO)
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Gateway Motel on the north end of the Strip on the corner of Charleston and Las Vegas Blvd.
Binion’s Gambling Hall & Hotel formerly named the Horseshoe
Binion’s Gambling Hall, formally known as the Horseshoe is located in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada on the Fremont Street Experience.
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Landmark Sign at the bus-stop where the original Landmark Hotel & Casino once stood
This is the the Landmark sign now at the bus-stop on front of the Las Vegas Convention Center where the iconic Landmark Hotel and Casino once stood. This is near the corner of Paradise and Convention Center drive in Las Vegas Nevada.
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