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author: Jan Brennenstuhl
categories:
- Urban Exploration
cover: {}
credit: ''
date: '2010-01-04T21:05:05Z'
description: Do you know, that Las Vegas has its own neon sign boneyard? Yes, it’s true! There are a lot of old, typographic neon signs. If you don’t believe, take a look...
tags:
- Photography
- Gallery
title: 'WTF: Neon Sign Boneyard in Las Vegas?'
url: https://www.urbanartcore.com/las-vegas-neon-sign-boneyard/
---

# WTF: Neon Sign Boneyard in Las Vegas?

Recently I read an article about the “Neon Sign Boneyard” in Las Vegas written by my friend Bigod, who found a very interesting photo-album about it on Flickr.

> “The Neon Sign Boneyard in Las Vegas. Here you find the old neon signs that were outside casinos that have long since gone. The boneyard is a fantastic commentary on the culture and architecture of Las Vegas from its early days in the 1920’s to today.”
> (arZan)

The boneyard is part of the “Neon Museum” of Las Vegas which is located at the historic “La Concha Motel”. It’s a wide open-air gallery where old typographic neon signs are exhibited as inspiration to fascinated artists, students, historians and designers.

If you plan a trip to Las Vegas, take some time and visit that extraordinary gallery! For more impressions, visit [arZan’s photo-stream](http://www.flickr.com/photos/arzan/sets/72157610844336295/).

Via [bigod.net](http://bigod.net/2010/01/03/las-vegas-leuchtreklamen-friedhof/).