The City of Las Vegas- The Thirties 

I've lived in Vegas over 20 years and it's taking me this long to realize how fascinating its history is! These are fantastic!!

Just in 28 years of driving truck, I've seen the Las Vegas area explode, it's amazing!!!!! I don't think it's going to stop either! Same with the Southern Arizona big cities, any of them, all of them!!!! :O

I enjoyed the movie and LEARN SO MUCH! Thank U for sharing.

Enjoyable and informative video along with well preserved footage Thanks for posting KCLV Channel 2.

Underrated news channel you guys are on it !

Great little movie about Vegas I'm going to go look for the 40s seen the 04-20 one already also good watching

Enjoyed this. A lot of great pics and videos. My gr gr gr grandparents were grandparents to Wm Andrews Clark who was a founder of Vegas and for whom the county is named. I didn't come from his lineage but his story is interesting albeit not always likeable. Especially interesting is the story of one of his dtrs, Huguette Clark told in the book Empty Mansions ( I don't get any royalties,lol ). There's a lot on Google about both of them. Got to see Hoover Dam for only the second time in my life a yr and a half ago. A must side trip if you go to Vegas. Words can't describe the visuals of it in person. Take the time to walk across it and the fairly new bridge.

How many videos are in this series about Las Vegas? (What I have seen so far is pretty good.) L.M. Knight.

Great job.👍

The city that grew with Hoover dam and Colorado river. Ironically it will die when that river water and dam finally rich to its natural end.

Viva Las Vegas

Where’s the 40s video?

1st of all we don't have a channel 2 in Las Vegas, NV

First?