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Set against the backdrop of the Great Depression, this narrative explores the creation of Boulder City, designed to accommodate workers for the monumental Hoover Dam project. Initially envisioned as a temporary settlement by Secretary of Interior Ray L. Wilbur, the town defied its intended purpose and evolved into a thriving community. Local author Paul W. Papa provides an insightful account of Boulder City's unexpected journey, highlighting its unique history and the resilience of its inhabitants.

Featuring over 40 premier off-road mountain bike routes in the Las Vegas valley, this guide provides detailed point-by-point directions, maps, and GPS coordinates for each ride. It includes full-color photos showcasing the ride's highlights, along with essential information on local amenities like restaurants, restrooms, and lodging. Additionally, readers will find insights into the area's natural history, climate, and resources for cyclists, making it a comprehensive resource for mountain biking enthusiasts in Southern Nevada.

Featuring forty diverse recreational and scenic bike routes in the Las Vegas valley, this guide caters to all skill levels with rides ranging from 5 to 30 miles. Each route is meticulously detailed with point-by-point directions, maps, GPS coordinates, and vibrant photos. Beyond just trails, it offers essential information on local amenities, including restaurants, restrooms, and lodging, as well as insights into the area's natural history and resources for cyclists, making it a comprehensive companion for biking enthusiasts.

Exploring the nostalgic allure of Las Vegas, this book highlights iconic locations that have shaped the city's character, from classic restaurants and shops to enduring casinos. Each featured spot is accompanied by captivating stories that reveal its current charm and historical significance. As these vintage establishments continue to thrive, the narrative emphasizes the urgency of experiencing them before they fade away. Dive into a journey through time and uncover the rich tapestry of Las Vegas's past.

Exploring the rich tapestry of Wyoming's history, this book offers an engaging glimpse into both well-known events and lesser-known stories that shaped the Equality State. Readers will encounter a variety of characters, from celebrated figures to unsung heroes and heroines, all contributing to the state's vibrant narrative. The blend of famous tales and hidden gems ensures a captivating experience for anyone interested in Wyoming's unique past.

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas ... including the ghosts, unexplained phenomenon, and other spooky happenings. The strip is much more than bright lights, gambling, wild shows, and quick marriage ceremonies. Haunted Las Vegas reveals the true mysteries of Sin City and brings the old legends to life in a chilling way.

From the Mormon arrival in 1855 to Siegfried and Roy's tiger attack in 2003, twenty-five events that shaped the history of the Entertainment Capital of the World.