City of Las Vegas Diamond Jubilee
N 36° 10.845 W 115° 11.217
11S E 663040 N 4005519
A small marker set in a park noting its place in early Vegas history.
Waymark Code: WMDW7N
Location: Nevada, United States
Date Posted: 02/29/2012
Views: 27
City of Las Vegas
1905 - Diamon Jubilee - 1980
Historic Marker
The three buildings on the site were constructed in 1949 as a part of Twin Lakes Lodge, a dude ranch surrounded by stables, a lake, rodeo grounds and natural springs.
The buildings are on a portion of the 80 acre Lorenzi Resort originally developed in 1922 as a complete recreational area.
The City of Las Vegas has designated these buildings as historically significant and emblematic of old Las Vegas.
Preservation efforts and plaque donated by Las Vegas chapter Architecture Wives League
Marker Title (required): City of Las Vegas Diamond Jubilee
Marker Text (required):
City of Las Vegas
1905 - Diamond Jubilee - 1980
Historic Marker
The three buildings on the site were constructed in 1949 as a part of Twin Lakes Lodge, a dude ranch surrounded by stables, a lake, rodeo grounds and natural springs.
The buildings are on a portion of the 80 acre Lorenzi Resort originally developed in 1922 as a complete recreational area.
The City of Las Vegas has designated these buildings as historically significant and emblematic of old Las Vegas.
Preservation efforts and plaque donated by Las Vegas chapter Architecture Wives League
County (required): Clark (Las Vegas)
Marker Type (required): Other (describe below)
Other Marker Type (optional): stone pillar with plaque
Is Marker Damaged? (required): No
Marker Number (If official State Marker from NV SHPO website above, otherwise leave blank): Not Listed
Other Damage Type (optional): Not listed
URL - Website (optional): Not listed
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