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Town Square is a shopping, dining and entertainment center at 6605 Las Vegas Blvd South at the junction of I-15 and the 215 Beltway. The 93-acre, open-air center features 24 buildings detailing a collage of Old World and contemporary architectural styles.

A group of people in the desert, probably in Nevada. From left to right: "Senator Ashurst, Mr. & Mrs. Senator James G. Scrugham (Nevada), and Senator Norris."

Written on the slide: "CL-252 site (SWM, area 2, site D). Simpson's scraper site before excavation. M. R. Harrington, D. Simpson, S. Peck. Tule Springs, Nevada. Clark County. May, 1955."

'S.P.L.A.&S.L.R.R., Los Angeles Division.' 'Jan. 15, 1914.' Includes other parts of water utilities besides pipelines such as sump pumps and water tanks. Scale varies. Blueprint. Library's copy includes hand-written notes.

An original townsite home on the corner bounded by West Pacific and West Atlantic Avenues and Gold Street in downtown Henderson. Built in 1942, the house was designed as temporary housing for workers employed at the Basic Magnesium Inc. manufacturing facility constructed during World War II.

At the core of CityCenter is a transportation hub with pedestrians, autos, and tram traffic converging at one point as seen from the 32nd floor of the Monte Carlo hotel and casino. Design for the CityCenter project was a departure from contemporary casino resort property design popularized in Las Vegas.

For decades the western neighborhoods of Henderson experienced explosive growth as the city moved from small industrial town clustered around the World War II era plants to Las Vegas suburbs and the state's second largest city. Cadence hopes to change that as a large masterplanned community north of East Lake Mead Parkway and Boulder Highway.