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Week #10 Part 2

22 Fremont Street

21 Club, 1931-1934: Licensed for slots and 21.

Barrel House Club, 1934-1938: This popular nightclub had a full orchestra for dancing. It was located next to the State Café, and... https://t.co/hF808ltIw1

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Week #10 Part 1

On the north side of Fremont Street, just past the Las Vegas Club…

20 Fremont Street

Buckley’s Jackpot Club, 1952-1960: Their awesome feature matchbook proclaims: “Where anyone can win a jackpot” and... https://t.co/swCCphYqR6

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Week #9

on the north side of Fremont Street, starting at Main Street, across from the Golden Gate:

2 Fremont Street

Chatterbox, c.1952-?: In the early days of Las Vegas, the Overland Hotel building oc-cupied a corner... https://t.co/Vi5185fpNU

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Week #10

On the north side of Fremont Street, just past the Las Vegas Club…

20 Fremont Street

Buckley’s Jackpot Club, 1952-1960: Their awesome feature matchbook proclaims: “Where anyone can win a jackpot” and “So... https://t.co/TAVTXNXRoL

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Week #9

on the north side of Fremont Street, starting at Main Street, across from the Golden Gate:

2 Fremont Street

Chatterbox, c.1952-?: In the early days of Las Vegas, the Overland Hotel building oc-cupied a corner... https://t.co/AD7ODwXTh5

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Week #9

on the north side of Fremont Street, starting at Main Street, across from the Golden Gate:

2 Fremont Street

Chatterbox, c.1952-?: In the early days of Las Vegas, the Overland Hotel building oc-cupied a corner... https://t.co/qSZReBdpXj

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Week #8

301 Fremont

Sundance Hotel & Casino, 1980-1988: Licensed for slots, 21, craps, roulette, keno and poker. When it was built in 1980, the Sundance was the tallest building downtown. The Sundance was built on... https://t.co/PoTrQ4h7i7

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Press Release - August 3rd 2018, Las Vegas, Nevada

The Museum of Gaming History announces its first online Art Exhibit. The exhibit is available on the MoGH’s website, https://t.co/VUfILdiNA8, under Resources. On exhibit is a... https://t.co/Dz6tI9zXJ4

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Week #7

129 Fremont

Mission Casino, 1938-1939: Licensed for slots, 21, craps and roulette.

Kiva Bar,... https://t.co/eFgoYxKKmE

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Week #6

113 Fremont

Nevada Club, 1932-1962: In 1932 Joe Morgan, who was also a part owner of the North-ern... https://t.co/q4sZvGxiG3

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Week #4

25 Fremont Street

Pioneer Club, 1942-1995: The three-story building on the corner of First and Fremont... https://t.co/LFeeObZBiY

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Week #3

17 Fremont Street

Bank Club 1938-1945: According to researcher Harvey Fuller’s Index of Nevada Casino... https://t.co/1VLkQegmOJ

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Week #2

The businesses at 5 - 13 Fremont Street were located in the Sal Sagev Hotel building:

5 Fremont Street... https://t.co/AbTIgG9tU4

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Fremont Street-what was here before? Week 1…

Downtown, Las Vegas

1 Fremont Street

Miller Hotel: On May 15,... https://t.co/waTLntr9bl

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New Article to come this week... Fremont Street!

The Early Days of Las Vegas: On April 6, 1873 Archibald Stewart... https://t.co/ks2RRTeSGV

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The Stardust

The thirteenth resort on the Strip

Anthony Cornero Stralla

He was better known as Tony Cornero.... https://t.co/ZcI5xZPyXJ

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The Tropicana

The twelfth resort on the Strip…“The Tiffany of the Strip”

Ben Jaffe, part owner and board... https://t.co/Y1rTlk7GSM

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The Hacienda

The eleventh resort on the Strip…”Hayseed Heaven”

In 1955 Warren “Doc” Bayley, with his wife Judy... https://t.co/woEoxUlXma