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The Aladdin brought Arabian Nights glamour to the Strip from 1966–1997. Home to Elvis and Priscilla’s wedding, the Tower of Majesty, and its famed performing arts theater, it became one of classic Las Vegas’ most colorful and memorable resorts. #VintageVegas
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Step back into Vintage Vegas! Join Tony Orlando, Art Manteris & moderator Geoff Schumacher for stories about the city’s iconic past.
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The Tangiers never actually existed, but it became one of Vegas’ most famous “lost” casinos. Created for Martin Scorsese’s 1995 film Casino, it blended the real-life Stardust, Riviera, and Landmark into a neon-soaked symbol of mob-era Las Vegas. #VintageVegas
For those #Vintagevegas people around here: https://t.co/O1dDVsgkfv is an amazing site that covers the history of Vegas Properties. Silver Palace became Carousel, later Sassy Sally's then Mermaids and today is the wonderful @CircaLasVegas!
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I told you about my obsession with Vintage Las Vegas Revues. Here is another diamond that was also staged by legendary Donn Arden at the original MGM Grand from 1974 to 1980. Enjoy a feature TV presentation with host Gene Kelly! #VintageVegas
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Vegas after dark, with the blues playing in the background.
Like driving through a memory you never had. 🎷🌙
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Which classic Las Vegas Strip properties still retain original elements of mid-century Googie architecture hidden behind modern facades?
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Look at these prices!!! I remember! #VintageVegas
Cattle Baron Casino brought cowboy charm to Boulder Highway from 1990–1993. Created by Bennett Cohen and Michael Gaughan, the locals-focused casino offered low-limit gaming, affordable dining, and a laid-back Western atmosphere before becoming Jokers Wild. #VintageVegas
The Casbar Lounge at the Sahara was one of 1950s Vegas’ hottest nightspots. With intimate seating, the romantic “Date Room,” and performances by Louis Prima, Keely Smith, and Don Rickles, it embodied the glamour and energy of the Strip’s golden era. #VintageVegas
The Red Rooster opened around 1931 on Highway 91—years before the Strip became the Strip. Part café, bar, and gambling stop, it helped prove Las Vegas Boulevard’s potential long before mega-resorts arrived. Today, the site is giving birth to Hard Rock Las Vegas. #VintageVegas
Santa Anita Race Book helped shape Vegas sports wagering from 1954–1985, bringing the thrill of California horse racing to the Strip. A favorite among handicappers and bettors, it paved the way for the massive race & sportsbooks that later defined Las Vegas resorts. #VintageVegas
El Morocco Motel & Casino opened on the Strip in 1964 with stunning Googie design by Paul Revere Williams. Home to the Copper Cart restaurant and one of Vegas’ earliest bank-in-lobby concepts, it evolved for decades before disappearing by 2008. #VintageVegas
The Swanky Club was a legendary Henderson supper club known for Clark County’s first smorgasbord buffet and nightly entertainment. Open from the 1940s–1984, it blended food, cocktails, and nightlife into one of Boulder Highway’s most beloved local hangouts. #VintageVegas
When The Mirage opened in 1989, it changed Las Vegas forever. Steve Wynn’s $630M mega-resort introduced volcanoes, tropical lagoons, Siegfried & Roy, and a new era of immersive casino resorts, sparking the modern Strip boom that followed. #VintageVegas
Big Wheel Casino (1971–1973) was one of Vegas’ quirkiest gaming experiments. Created by Caesars Palace founder Jay Sarno, the small Strip casino became famous for its giant Ferris wheel-style rooftop sign — a bold roadside spectacle before mega-resorts took over. #VintageVegas
My MOM and her sisters, playing the Dunes lounge, 1958. #VintageVegas
Vintage Historic Nevada 1966 Dollar Four Proof Gaming Tokens L by ThalersAndDollars
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