The Stuff that Stayed in Las Vegas

Continuing from the last post about visiting Las Vegas; these are the remainder of the door photos that I shot in Downtown Las Vegas.

Across from the The Mob Museum, walking up the block I encountered some bars and restaurants.  Next door to the Pawn Shop is the Hogs & Heifers Saloon.  Like most places in Las Vegas, daylight does not do their images justice; the lights at night tend to add makeup to their plain facades and transform them into more appealing buildings.  Such is the HHS.

The doors on the HHS are regular storefront doors dressed up in Americana style.  The American Flag hangs proudly at the door and the doors are covered with door tattoos (decals and stickers of all kinds).  Wish I had the time to stop in for a drink to see more of the inside but perhaps on a future trip.

 

 

Moving on, I found the doorway to the Triple George Grill.  Wood doors this time with an interesting marble or stone entry frame that looks like a temple or something more classical than expected in this area.

Approaching the end of the block, I found the billboard displaying the lunch special for the day; if I had not already eaten lunch I might have had their soup of the day, “Beer”.  Gotta love a place that has that kind of soup.

Ending this doorscurion are the signs that remind you that you’re not Dorothy in Kansas but a wanna be winner in Las Vegas.

Hoping to go back there again to visit the money I left behind.

Thanks for visiting my blog and thanks to Norm 2.0 for his Thursday Doors blog.  For more blogs and photos of doors by others please go to: Thursday Doors.