Essay by Roosevelt Fitzgerald exploring the history of the black community in Las Vegas from its founding in 1905 through the 1930s.

Downtown Las Vegas. (1999)

Views of Downtown Las Vegas.

Dedication of the Las Vegas Convalescent Center, 2832 Maryland Pkwy. Standing from left to right, Mrs. Meredith Willson; Meredith Willson (author and composer); John J. Gehan; Frank Cotter, United Convalescent Hospitals Consultant; John Bowles, Pres. Of Rexall Drug Co.; Ralph Evinrude, Chairman of Board, Outboard Marine Corp.; James E. Baker, Director of FHA, State of Nevada; Frances Langford (with scissors); movie star, Gene Kelly; Ralph R. Sachs, M.D., Executive Director, UCH; Emil Forman, in charge of construction, UCH; Charles Z. Wick, President UCH; Mrs. Wick; Raymond H. Edgerly, Director of Research, UCH; Mrs. William H. Daniels; Daniel Kivel, Secretary Treasurer, UCH. [ca. 1960s] Street Address: 2832 Maryland Parkway

North Las Vegas Air Terminal-housing, , North Las Vegas, Nevada, circa late 1960s.

Night view of the Sahara Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Located at 2535 Las Vegas Boulevard South on the Las Vegas Strip, the Sahara was open from 1952 to 2011 and was had a Moroccan-inspired design.