Clark County Museum

Union Pacific Boulder City Depot. Built in 1931. Was located at Highway 93 and Buchanan Boulevard. Relocated to the Clark County Museum in 1976.

Beckley House. Built in 1912. Was located at 120 South 4th Street. Relocated to the Clark County Museum in 1979.

Last Frontier General Store. Built in the 1950s. Was located at the Last Frontier Village. Relocated to the Clark County Museum in 1980.

Basic Townsite House. Was located in the Henderson Basic Townsite. Built in 1942. Relocated to the Clark County Museum in 1982.

Baldwin Class S-5 0-6-0 steam locomotive. Built in 1918. Was located at the razed Fantasy Park (Washington Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard). Relocated to the Clark County Museum in 1984.

Goumond House. Built in 1935. Was located at 420 South 7th Street. Relocated to the Clark County Museum in 1984.

Babcock & Wilcox House. Built in 1933. Was located at 441 Hotel Plaza. Relocated to the Clark County Museum in 1987.

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Motor Court Cabin #14. Built in the 1930s. Was located in Las Vegas. Relocated to the Clark County Museum in 1987.

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Giles/Barcus House. Built in 1924. Was located at 57 East Hacienda Avenue. Relocated to the Clark County Museum in 1991.

Railroad Cottage. Built between 1909-1911. Was located at 512 South 3rd Street. Relocated to the Clark County Museum in 2001.

Spartanette Trailer. Built in 1948. Was located at Golden Rule Trailer Court, Pittman, Nevada. Relocated to the Clark County Museum in 2001.

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Candlelight Wedding Chapel. Built in 1966. Was located at 2855 Las Vegas Boulevard. Relocated to the Clark County Museum in 2007.

Grand Canyon Airlines Ticket Office. Built in the early 1930s. Originally located at Bullock Field in Boulder City, Nevada. In 1939, the structure was relocated to 618 Arizona Street, Boulder City, Nevada. The structure would later serve as the home of the first black family (Henry and Ocie Bradley) allowed to live in Boulder City. The structure was relocated to the Clark County Museum in 2002.

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