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Vegas Main | Architecture
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The Ginseng BBQ Restaurant in Vegas features a marquee with a strange looking shape and top. Why? Well, of course. This is the sign for the former El Morocco of yester Vegas fame. Lately, the crown on top was flattened for some reason (not pictured), bringing new meaning to the term "flat top."
Looking to stop at a Bob's Big Boy while in Vegas? Well, you're out of luck. The Chapel of Love now occupies the building that Bob's used to be in.
Here's a more recent shot of the Lake Mead Rancheros in Las Vegas. Not sure if this place is still open, but from the looks of things, not much has changed on the exterior over the years.
The Red Barn tavern in Las Vegas features a neon martini glass out front.
Check out this old Dairy Queen in Las Vegas. Built in 1962, the building resembles an old dairy... hmm.
This sign sits outside of Cal's Food in Las Vegas.
Check out the marquee and restaurant for The Green Shack along Fremont Street in Las Vegas. The familiar restaurant along Fremont Street has now been bulldozed. Yes, we're talking about the Green Shack. Said to be the oldest restaurant in Vegas back in the late 1990's, the Green Shack began serving its famous friend chicken and mashed potatoes back in the early 1930's. However, dwindling business proved fatal and the Green Shack went belly up in 1999. The restaurant was a notable part of Vegas history and had been placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1994.
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