A YESCO employee checks the “Debbie” neon sign, from the former Debbie Reynolds Hollywood Hotel, on Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2024, at YESCO in Las Vegas.

For roughly the first 20 years of the city’s existence, there was no neon. Neon signs came to Las Vegas in the late 1920s, according to Emily Fellmer, senior collections manager at The Neon Museum.

LAS VEGAS - As Frank Sinatra asks Lady Luck to stick around, the neon red lights of one of Las Vegas' most famous towering signs appear to dance under the night sky, revealing a beating heart and ...

Neon came to Las Vegas in the 1940s when Ogden, Utah, sign maker Thomas Young, who had met with Claude in Paris, came south to Vegas looking to expand his business.

Forty neon signs that once drew visitors to some of Las Vegas' most iconic casino-hotels and other venues will shine again for the public starting Thursday night at the Neon Museum, but not a ...

The Red Barn sign is the first of what will be a rotating lineup of signs to grace the Strip. They will come from the collection of the Neon Museum, located near downtown at 770 Las Vegas Blvd. North.

The Neon Museum in Las Vegas opened in 1996 Now it will stay open until 10 so visitors can see the remains of Vegas%27 former skyline by night The museum has a collection of more than 150 outdoor ...

The museum has preserved the original Tropicana neon sign, offering a nostalgic glimpse into the city's vibrant history. Aaron Berger, the executive director of the Neon Museum, expressed his ...

Each year, more than 40 million people make their way to enjoy the bright lights of Las Vegas. But, what they don’t know is just 10 minutes off the strip there’s a hidden gem that will takes ...

A YESCO employee checks the “Debbie” neon sign, from the former Debbie Reynolds Hollywood Hotel, on Sept. 17, 2024, at YESCO in Las Vegas.