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Tourists overwhelmingly prefer to use the private property walkway built into the Treasure Island hotel and casino over the public sidewalk. The decision to include both a private and public sidewalk was in part related to the discussion of access that must be provided to the public if a property incorporates the public space into their designs. Then owner Steve Wynn chose to leave the traditional sidewalk rather than grant access to the private property for public protests or other public uses. Other casinos chose to differently.

Admiral's Point apartment complex Point on South Durango Drive provides a buffer between the high volume thoroughfare and the high end homes that line the manmade lakes. Built in the 1980s, The Lakes is one of the last development's with a manmade lake as its feature and features generous use of grass landscaping. This area is just south of West Sahara Avenue near South Durango Drive. August 29, 2017 UNLV Libraries Special Collections / Aaron Mayes N36 °08.480' x W115 °16.749')

Geraldine Stocker and Mayme Stocker with two unidentified workers from the the Northern Club at the Overton Mill in Overton, Nevada.

The installation of the original lighting system used on the Boulder City High School athletic field in Boulder City, Nevada.

Snow or sand covering a house, automobiles and mining buildings in Moapa, Nevada. Photograph has caption "Silica Sand Moapa."

The Nevada Club marque lights up Fremont Street in Las Vegas, Nevada. Arthur G. Grant owned ten-percent of the Nevada Club. Neon signs for the Lucky Strike Club and Lucky Strike's Bingo Club (top, center) and Golden Nugget Gambling Hall (bottom, left) can be seen around Nevada Club. Site Name: Nevada Club (Las Vegas, Nev.) Street Address: 113 East Fremont Street

A Press truck in a Labor Day Parade in Las Vegas, Nevada, circa 1930. The original image has been damaged.