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View of the Las Vegas Strip, as viewed from the Skybar at the Waldorf-Astoria
The iconic "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign greets visitors to the Glitter Gulch when they pull in from Las Vegas Blvd. South. It was created by the Young Electric Sign Co. (YESCO) in 1959
Las Vegas Strip, from the roof of the Paris Hotel
View of the Las Vegas Strip, from the Eiffel Tower Experience atop the Paris Hotel. Photo by Jefferson Graham
The neon sign for the Flamingo Las Vegas is the last of the classic neon signs on the Las Vegas Strip
Binion's Casino, Las Vegas Photowalk
Classic, eye-catching neon from Binion's Gambling Hall once known as the Horseshoe, in downtown Las Vegas on Fremont Street. The hotel has been in operation since 1951 and is the heart of downtown Las Vegas
Binion's Horseshoe casino still exists, but the old sign is long gone, part of the Neon Museum's neon Boneyard.
The old signs for the Golden Nugget, Horseshoe casino and La Concha hotel at the Neon Museum
An early reendition of Vegas Vic in the Nein Boneyard at the Neon Museum
The Stardust and Riviera hotels are long gone, but their neon signs live on in the Neon Boneyard at the Neon Museum
The neon sign for Atomic Liquors, the oldest free-standing bar in Las Vegas. since 1952 917 Fremont St, in downtown Las Vegas.
A view of the Las Vegas Strip, as seen from the Stratosphere Hotel.
Las Vegas Strip, from the Stratosphere
A view of the Las Vegas Strip at night, as seen from the Stratosphere hotel.
The Strip,from the LINQ High Roller
A view of the Las Vegas Strip, from the LINQ High Roller ferris wheel. Photo by Jefferson Graham
