Red Rock Street features ranch style housing despite being one block off the major thoroughfare of West Sahara Avenue.

A house at 2805 Burnham Avenue across the street from Valley High School off Eastern Avenue south of East Sahara Boulevard.

Single family homes sit along El Camino Avenue near the South Valley View Boulevard and West Sahara Avenue intersection.

A strip of businesses sit along the northwest corner of Western Avenue and West Sahara Avenue. Downtown Las Vegas can be seen in the background.

Dancers in "Mad, Mod World" production at Hotel Sahara. The choreography was by Jerry Norman, and the show was produced by Key Howard and Matt Gregory in 1967.

From the Nevada Nurses Association Photograph Collection (PH-00274) -- Meeting of Nevada Nurses Association, Sahara Hotel, Las Vegas, n.d.

From the Dennis McBride Photograph Collection (PH-00263) -- LGBTQ+ events and organizations in Las Vegas, Nevada -- Digital images file. Notes from the donor, Dennis McBride: "Q Central" [Queer Central] was the queer colloquial name for the Commercial Center shopping plaza at 953 East Sahara Avenue at Maryland Parkway. The queer businesses advertised here as part of Q Central include Club Metro [across from Commercial Center at 1000 East Sahara Avenue]; Badlands Saloon; Spotlight Lounge; Onyx Theatre; the Rack fetish and sex shop; and Hawks Gym. Missing from advertisement is the Entourage gay bath house. "Q Central" was the Las Vegas counterpart to the Fruit Loop gay business enclave in Clark County at Paradise Road and East Naples Drive. Individuals identified by the donor, Dennis McBride: Tony Clark