People crowd around the Desert Love Buggy outside of Tivoli Tavern during the Helldorado Days festival parade. A sign on the vehicle reads: "Desert Love Buggy Las Vegas, Nevada. 'Still a frontier town.'"

From the UNLV Libraries Single Item Accession Photograph Collection (PH-00171). Car towing boat down Fremont Street - in front of Oasis Caf and Frontier Club. Photo by Ullom.

View of the Las Vegas Strip during the day, looking southwest from the El Rancho marquee signs. Other signs visible are Circus Circus, Slots-A-Fun, the Stardust, the Frontier and part of Westward Ho.

Local boy scouts pose in front of a famous sign that railroad passengers could see from their cars when tin the station near the depot. Sign reads: "Las Vegas Nevada...Still a frontier town".

The Little Chapel of the West is on the left-hand side on the grounds of the Hotel Last Frontier. The building is to be described as, "the long, low building the Hunt Breakfast was served every Sunday when Vegans gathered after church for what became a community social tradition".

Aerial view of Circus Circus construction site looking southwest on the Las Vegas Strip, with outline of the "big top" area at the left (east). The Westward Ho Motel is seen immediately above the site and the Stardust (fifteen rectangular buildings) and Frontier (two "wings") hotels are also seen (to the southwest). Site Name: Circus Circus (Las Vegas, Nev.)