Las Vegas, As It Began, As It Grew
By Stanley Paher
In the 19th century, Las Vegas was first a Spanish Trail waterhole, then a religious mission, and also a ranch. Las Vegas emerged in 1905 as a railroad town, then developed into a gambling center during distinct boom periods. The reader is led every step along these transitions in both the text and careful selection of photos.
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Size:
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9 x 12"
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Pages:
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181
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Hard Cover
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Publisher:
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Nevada Publications
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Copyright:
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1971
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ISBN:
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0-913814-01-6
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