Las Vegas Fremont Poster Highway The rich hues and wild

The rich hues and wild contrasts of these monolithic towers prompted the National Geographic Society to name this region after a popular brand of color film in 1949

regretted that he could not accompany Stephen T

The view is enhanced by the natural darkness preserved in this unique landscape

an American Pro Football player who left the Arizona Cardinals to enlist in the United States Army

and abandoned remnants all along its path

Las Vegas Fremont Poster Highway The rich hues and wildDescription 14" x 22" poster Interpretive Copy When a years old gambling ban was repealled in 1931, along with prohibition in 1933, the small main drag through Las Vegas known as Fremont Street soon became host to a crop of new casinos. The construstion of Hoover Dam along with gaming restrictions in other states, brought more people and growth to a city that now sees more than 42 million visitors each year.