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  2. Neon Museum - Wikipedia

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    The Neon Museum is located at 770 North Las Vegas Boulevard, [57] where it occupies a 2.27-acre (0.92 ha) site. [31] The museum includes the main Neon Boneyard and the original, smaller North Gallery boneyard.

  3. Las Vegas - Wikipedia

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    The city is home to several museums, including the Neon Museum (the location for many of the historical signs from Las Vegas's mid-20th century heyday), The Mob Museum, the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, the Discovery Children's Museum, the Nevada State Museum and the Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park.

  4. The Neon Sign Museum Illuminates Vegas' History - AOL

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    Isaac Brekken, AP Miles from the glitz, glamour and flashing lights of Las Vegas lies the Neon Boneyard, where neon signs saved from the trash heap go to cash in their

  5. Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign - Wikipedia

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    The south side of the sign reads "Welcome" inside the silver dollars, with "to Fabulous" in blue, in a 1950s-style cursive, underneath. The words "Las Vegas" are on the next line in red, all capitalized, and large, almost filling the width of the sign. Under "Las Vegas" is the word "Nevada" in blue, all capitalized, in a much smaller font.

  6. 12 Must-See Places in Las Vegas for Architecture and ... - AOL

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    Sin City has so much more to offer than just casinos and buffets. Here, 12 must-see spots in Las Vegas for architecture and design buffs.

  7. Downtown Las Vegas - Wikipedia

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    In addition to The Smith Center and 18b, The Las Vegas Arts District, there are a number of educational facilities in the Cultural Corridor, located just north of the immediate downtown area. They include the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, the Neon Museum and Boneyard and the Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park. [24]