This set includes: site plans, redlining, index sheet, electrical plans, electrical schematics, reflected ceiling plans, mechanical plans and plumbing plans.
This set includes drawings for Kas Construction (client).
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This set includes: building sections, exterior elevations, floor plans, site plan, exterior perspectives and interior perspectives.
This set includes drawings by Maxwell Starkman (architect).
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This set includes drawings for Little America Refining Co. (client).
This set includes: site plan, preliminary sketches, floor plans, exterior elevations, and building sections.
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This set contains: electrical plans, index sheet, grading plans, exterior elevations, floor plans and site plans.
This set contains drawings by EMS Engineering (engineer).
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Bound proposal for an Aladdin expansion including artist's conceptions, site map, and drawings of main architectural elements. This project was not built. Folder on last page marked "additional criteria" is empty.
Site Name: Aladdin Hotel
Address: 3667 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV
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Additional information from donor: Hosted by Mark Hall-Patton. Roundtable discussion with panelists: Colonel Steve Winklmann of Nellis Air Force Base; T.D. Barnes of the Roadrunners Veterans' Group; Nick Aquilina, fomerly with Nevada Test Site; and Dr. Michael Green, historian.
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Oral history interviews with Elizabeth von Till Warren conducted by Claytee D. White and Ashley Guthre on July 07, 2010 and November 18, 2011 for the Boyer Early Las Vegas Oral History Project. In her first interview, Warren describes living in Freeport, Long Island and her education in anthropology. She talks about her involvement in preserving historical sites in Goodsprings, Nevada and discusses the significance of these sites. In her second interview, Warren describes voluntary desegregation in Clark County schools and her experience working with the Clark County Schools’ Professional Growth Services. She then explains her employment at Clark County Community College and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), and doing preservation work in the Desert Research Institute (DRI) Museum. Lastly, Warren discusses Rails to Trails, a program that manages old railroad beds, and her employment for the Southern Nevada Historical Society, the Preservation Association of Clark County, and the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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