100K views · 1K reactions | Trinity gives us a snapshot from the Viva Las Vegas Movies tour featuring the Fox Theatre sign, dating back to 1965. She jokes about Police Academy (all 11 of them feeling the same) — so tell us, which Police Academy movie is YOUR favorite? | The Neon Museum | Facebook

88K views · 1.4K reactions | ICYMI: The Neon Museum has restored and relit signs from the Flamingo casino. https://www.ktnv.com/positivelylv/the-neon-museum-unveils-restored-signs-from-flamingo-casino | KTNV Channel 13 Las Vegas | Facebook

19K views · 619 reactions | The monumental Stardust letters have been...

1.8K views · 211 reactions | Where history glows! The Neon Museum, where iconic neon signs tell the tales of Las Vegas' past. : tastingsunsets via Instagram | The Neon Museum | Facebook

In 1955, Anna captivated audiences at the grand opening of the Moulin Rouge Hotel and Casino, bringing her East Coast dance expertise to Las Vegas. Though the hotel's doors closed soon after, her career flourished—she went on to perform at legendary venues like the Dunes. Her breakthrough came at the Flamingo, where she made history as one of the first Black women to perform in an integrated chorus line on the Strip. Beyond the stage, Anna’s legacy extended into business, becoming one of the fir

16 reactions | Meet Lynne Carter, the first impersonated female cabaret singer who inadvertently kick-started his career after his sensational impersonation of Hildegarde at a masquerade ball in the 1940s. You can read more about Lynne's story here: https://bit.ly/3WSbUy0 #PrideMonth #Pride #LGBTQ #VegasHistory #HistoryBroughtToLight | The Neon Museum | Facebook