Prior to the Gold Coast chip show, I arrived early to see The Neon Museum Las Vegas. Located about 7-8 blocks north of downtown on LV Blvd. North. Started at YESCO's boneyard. Now they have a number of signs restored, plus others unlit but still nicely displayed.

Now they have shows in daytime AND AT NIGHT now. Plus a choice of a guided tour, a special light/music interactive show and more. A lot has been added since they first opened. I readily enjoyed the nighttime experience, and their gift shop has a number of fun items that you won't find in the generic casino gift shop -- some very creative items!

Here's about 10 pics, with captions.
Note: I took these pictures (as allowed), but Neon Museum forbids pictures being used for any commercial purpose without express permission. So .. Enjoy these pictures, but DO NOT copy and reuse these pictures please!

Neon Museum sign. The white design on top represents the La Concha motel lobby, which was moved to the Neon Museum sight and used as their lobby.

Stardust sign, with Riviera and Hard Rock CAFE (guitar) signs in background.

Plaza sign from this downtown LV hotel-casino.

Moulin Rouge sign from this barrier-breaking casino

"S" letter from a Sahara sign

"R" letter from a Sahara sign

Colorful Chief Hotel court sign. The Museum has many non-casino signs too.

"Andy the Milkman" from Anderson Dairy in Las Vegas

Silver Slipper sign, outside Neon Museum, with Circa & downtown in the background.

Hacienda "Horse & Rider", located on a pole at LV Blvd / Fremont Street, at the base of Fremont Street Experience. The museum has 15 such signs along LV Blvd.
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There are many more signs at the Museum not shown here. LV history buffs will enjoy it. Hope you enjoyed the pics.