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Vegas History Book?

Discussion in 'Misc. Vegas Chat' started by Slobberknocker, Mar 10, 2017.

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  1. Slobberknocker

    Slobberknocker Tourist

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    Is anyone aware of a good picture book of the history of Vegas?
     
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    hotreds Illegitimi non carborundum!

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    check Amazon; dozens of books available similar to what you seek!
     
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    ken2v This Space For Rent

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    Not picture books but check out the writings of the late Hal Rothman. He was a UNLV prof specializing in Vegas/Nevada and Western U.S. history.
     
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    I think there was a pretty good picture book produced along with the American Experience episode on vegas that aired on PBS a decade ago.
     
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    ken2v This Space For Rent

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    I think that is the American Experience companion piece, no?
     
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    Yup! I like that it's a typical "coffee table" book. It has lots to read, but I can also just pull it into my lap and flip through it to look at the excellent photos of times gone by.
     
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