El Cortez Hotel neon sign atop the roof looking over East Fremont Street
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Golden Gate Hotel & Casino
The Golden Gate opened in 1906 as the Hotel Nevada. In 1907 it was assigned Las Vegas’ first telephone with the number 1. Located a one Fremont street in downtown Las Vegas Nevada. It is the smallest hotel, 106 rooms, on the Fremont Experience. The Golden Gate was the first to serve a fifty cent shrimp cocktail in 1959. It continues the tradition today. There is the “Original Shrimp Cocktail” $1.99 and the “Big” Shrimp Cocktail, made like the original, but using larger-sized shrimp, $3.99. A bargain at either price.
Update 6/25/2017: After Dupar’s closed, no more shrimp cocktails at the Golden Gate.
Website: http://goldengatecasino.com/
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High Hat Regency Motel on the Las Vegas Strip
Neon sign on East Fremont, Downtown Las Vegas
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U.S. Motel neon sign on Boulder Highway
Old US Motel sign way out on East Fremont close to where Boulder Highway starts.
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18b Arts District Neon Sign in Downtown Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Arts District is an approximate 18-block neighborhood located in the area south of downtown Las Vegas, roughly bounded by Commerce Street, Hoover Avenue, 4th Street, Las Vegas Boulevard and Colorado Avenue. Thus the name.
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Date Taken: 2/4/2012
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