The Edith Giles Barcus Family Papers document the lives and work of three related individuals who lived in Goldfield, Nevada: noted mining engineer Edwin S. Giles who settled in Goldfield in 1907, his daughter Edith Giles who was raised in Goldfield, and Clyde Barcus, also a mining engineer, who came to Goldfield in 1923 and married Edith Giles soon thereafter. The papers date from 1848 to 1979 and document the business and personal lives of two generations of the Giles-Barcus family in Goldfield and Las Vegas, Nevada. The collection includes: property, commercial, financial, and mining records; mining and engineering reports; notes on minerals; correspondence; and photographs of the family, Goldfield, and travel shots of the western United States.
From the Charles Aplin Photograph Collection (PH-00236). Robert Ball, pioneer Las Vegas resident, is shown as he received his 25 year pin from the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Charles Aplin, left, state chaplain of the organization, watches as A. G. Blad, Secretary of the lodge, gives Ball his pin
A night view of neon signs and marquees along Fremont Street in Las Vegas, Nevada. Visible marquees include: (left) Overland Hotel, Las Vegas Club, and Buckley's Jackpot Club, and (right) Monte Carlo, Vegas Vic at the Pioneer Club, and "Bingo" at the Lucky Strike Club. Street Address: Fremont Street
Bio taken from Wiki: "Larry Finley (May 14, 1913 – April 3, 2000) was a late-night broadcast pioneer, as well a leader in the audiotape (I.T.C.C. - International Tape Cartridge Corporation and NAL - North American Leisure Corporation) and videotape business and the founder of the Progressive Broadcasting System (PBS) radio network."
Las Vegas Club in its original location on the south side of Fremont Street next to the Pioneer Club. The Las Vegas Club was the first casino with a neon sign. This photo shows the doors that replaced the original open front. Site Name: Las Vegas Club Address: 18 East Fremont Street
From the Fedora Bontempi Simpkin Photograph Collection (PH-00239). From left to right is Pioneer Mother, Filomena "Mom" Mirabelli; Political Mother, Margaret Lomprey; Humanitarian Mother, Thora Larson; Civic & public Service Mother, Terry Johnson; and Foster Mother, Loretta Gibbs for the 1978 Clark County Awards Celebration.