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Aladdin's Lamp historic casino detail in the 'Neon Boneyard,' Las Vegas, Nevada

Las Vegas · 1850–1939

Aladdin's Lamp historic casino detail in the 'Neon Boneyard,' Las Vegas, Nevada, Las Vegas, 1850–1939
Aladdin's Lamp historic casino detail in the 'Neon Boneyard,' Las Vegas, Nevada, Las Vegas, 1850–1939. Hotels — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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