It has good information and relics of the history of the LDS church in Las Vegas. There is no proselytism. There is a good video that explains things. You take yourself on a self tour, basically.
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It has good information and relics of the history of the LDS church in Las Vegas. There is no proselytism. There is a good video that explains things. You take yourself on a self tour, basically.
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For $2 admission, you can't go wrong! As non-gamblers, we were happy to spend our time here rather than in the casinos. Also, your $2 goes much further and for a worthier cause than on the slot machines. If more people visit (we were the only ones there) then maybe they could fix the heating/ventilation ducts that clanged every time...
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It's only a dollar to get in, and it is kind of neat to learn the history of Vegas. As a bonus, it is also the place where the Followers of the Apocalpyse are located in the video game "Fallout: New Vegas".
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The previous reviewer must have had a different "tour guide." We had 5 in our party, one of whom is Mormon. When we arrived, the employee stressed it was a self-guided tour. We were the only people there until almost the end when another couple came. When you step out into the "fort", you see a brick wall and a...
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This historic site is a nice departure from the lights and glare of Las Vegas. Las Vegas played an important role in developing areas farther west.We got the imporession that very few people visit this site as the tour guides seemed really happy to have some one to talk to.Very much worth the stop. Just north of downtown on Las...
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