Materials contain photographs from the Kiel (Taylor) Ranch from 1964, including photographs of the ranch, John Park's house, and other buildings. The Kiel Ranch was one of earliest non-indigenous settlements in the Las Vegas Valley, and it has become infamous as the site of the murders of Ed and William Kiel committed in 1900. The ranch is now in North Las Vegas and is administered by the North Las Vegas Neighborhood and Leisure Services Department.
The neon signs including a red slipper, martini glass, the Buxom Beauty in a Neon Bikini and others sit along E Fremont St in Downtown Las Vegas Site name: Fremont Street (Las Vegas, Nev.) Site address: Fremont St Sign keywords: Neon; Incandescent; Back to back; Sculptural; Pole sign; Oscillating
Detailed list by a consulting engineer itemizing costs of proposed improvements by the Las Vegas Valley Water District after the change in ownership of the Las Vegas water facilities.