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Aerial photograph of Las Vegas, Nevada: photographic print

Information

Date
1955
Description
From the Mary and Arthur Ackerman Photograph Collection (PH-00306). On the east side of the Strip from left to right: the Riviera Hotel and Casino and the Desert Inn Country Club and golf course. On the west side of the Strip from left to right: the Royal Nevada, Silver Slipper, and the New Frontier hotel-casinos. The Last Frontier Village is pictured to the left of the New Frontier including the Sportsdrome track that was used for jalopy races and rodeos.
Digital ID
pho032487
Physical Identifier
0306_0001
Permalink
http://n2t.net/ark:/62930/d1xg9fp8p
Details
Subject
Casinos
Golf courses
Aerial views
Time Period
1950s (1950 - 1959)
Place
Las Vegas Strip
Resource Type
Image
Material Type
photographs
black-and-white photographs
aerial photographs
photographic prints
Source
Aerial photograph of Las Vegas, Nevada. On the east side of the Strip from left to right: the Riviera Hotel and Casino and the Desert Inn Country Club and golf course. On the west side of the Strip from left to right: the Royal Nevada, Silver Slipper, and the New Frontier hotel-casinos. The Last Frontier Village is pictured to the left of the New Frontier including the Sportsdrome track that was used for jalopy races and rodeos, 1955
Citation

pho032487. Mary and Arthur Ackerman Aerial Photograph Collection, 1950-1959. PH-00306. Special Collections and Archives, University Libraries, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Las Vegas, Nevada. http://n2t.net/ark:/62930/d1xg9fp8p

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Digital Provenance
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Publisher
University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Libraries
Format
image/tiff