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UNLV Libraries Collection of Imperial Palace Hotel and Casino Promotional and Publicity Materials
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Abstract
UNLV Libraries Collection of Imperial Palace Hotel and Casino Promotional and Publicity Materials includes newspaper clippings, press kits, press releases, and promotional materials for the Imperial Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada, dating from 1982 to 2005.
Archival Collection
Fire damage demolition, 1981 January 12
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Scope and Contents
This set contains architectural drawings for MGM Grand Hotels (client) and includes drawings by Gunny and Brizendine (engineer).
This set includes: demolition plans
Archival Collection
Collection Name: Martin Stern Architectural Records
Box/Folder: Roll 097
Archival Component
Remodel and additions: architectural drawings, sheets A4.2/01-A11.2/01; interior design drawings, sheets ID5.2-1-5.2/30, 1989 February 10
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Archival Collection
Collection Name: Martin Stern Architectural Records
Box/Folder: Roll 608
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Renaissance Center III: Cellular One Building, 1987 May 19
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Scope and Contents
This set includes: transaction report, grading plans and site plans.
This set includes drawings by Summit Engineering Corporation (engineer).
Archival Collection
Collection Name: Gary Guy Wilson Architectural Drawings
Box/Folder: Roll 367
Archival Component
Renaissance Center III: Cellular One Building, 1992 August 12
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Scope and Contents
This set includes: electrical plans.
This set includes drawings for Vista Group, Inc (client).
Archival Collection
Collection Name: Gary Guy Wilson Architectural Drawings
Box/Folder: Roll 368
Archival Component
Smith, Benjamin F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1902-
Benjamin Franklin, "System Smitty," Smith was a professional gambler who devised strategies for casino blackjack in Las Vegas, Nevada in the 1950s. He was born in Norristown, Pennsylvania in December 1902. He left home at the age of fifteen and headed west, looking for an adventure in California. He moved to Las Vegas in the early 1930s, helped secure land for the Golden Nugget in 1945, and later supervised field work on the Flamingo Hotel.
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