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Discussion in 'Misc. Vegas Chat' started by Aw234, Aug 14, 2012.

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  1. Aw234

    Aw234 Low-Roller

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    Good link. Thanks for posting. :)
     
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    jpw711 Is that your cat?

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    Good Stuff.
     
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    Very neat site. Thanks!
     
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    Thank you very much. What a great site. :nworthy:
     
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    VERY COOL!!!! Thanks for posting this...
     
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    If you are into history, the Mormon site in downtown is now a state park and pretty interesting. From downtown it is a short bus ride (108?). There are lots of displays and part of the original fort reconstructed. I went there several years ago and in spite of the 32,000,000 visitors to LV annually, I was there alone for a few hours!

    Jimbo338
     
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    I'm up to the 1940's and this is just great. I really like the simple, easy to follow layout. Not so many details that it gets boring or doesn't move, but not just a simple timeline. A great "short" read to familiarize yourself with the history of Las Vegas.
     
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    I love the subtle humor the author throws in, it makes reading it fun AND educational :thumbsup:
     
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