LAS VEGAS (AP) — In a city known for detonating buildings past their prime, Las Vegas’ Neon Museum stands alone in its zeal for salvaging the blinking, glowing memories of Sin City’s past.
The museum that once consisted of a dirt lot with a handful of retired motel and casino signs is stepping up to the big leagues, unveiling a visitors center Saturday and lighting up its large outdoor collection to allow night tours soon.
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