Las Vegas Fremont Poster Highway an American Pro Football player

an American Pro Football player who left the Arizona Cardinals to enlist in the United States Army

White Sands was a popular picnicking site before it was declared a national monument in 1933

The last car to negotiate the gorge passed through in 1962 when the paved highway along the Fremont River officially opened

Colonel Edwin F

The view is enhanced by the natural darkness preserved in this unique landscape

Las Vegas Fremont Poster Highway an American Pro Football playerDescription 14" x 22" poster Interpretive Copy When a years old gambling ban was repealled in 1931, along with prohibition in 1933, the small main drag through Las Vegas known as Fremont Street soon became host to a crop of new casinos. The construstion of Hoover Dam along with gaming restrictions in other states, brought more people and growth to a city that now sees more than 42 million visitors each year.