Publisher's Synopsis
Las Vegas Unveiled: 1931-32 is a practical and immersive guide for temporal travelers, offering authentic details about accommodations, preparation, cafes, speakeasies, and other essential information for navigating 1930s Las Vegas.
Set during a pivotal period marked by the construction of the Boulder Dam, the legalization of gambling, and the challenges of the Great Depression, this handbook vividly captures the city's transformation from a small desert town into a burgeoning hub of activity. Readers will discover the vibrant allure of Fremont Street, the notorious Block 16, and hidden speakeasies that defined Prohibition-era nightlife.
Blending historical accuracy with practical advice, this guide equips travelers with the insights needed to blend seamlessly into 1931-32 Las Vegas while appreciating its charm, challenges, and historical significance.
