Photo archive for November 27, 2013
The Slater Hanifan Group
The Slater Hanifan Group celebrates ten years in business. View photo
Robb Beville
Harmony Homes President Robb Beville on location at a Harmony Homes construction site Monday, Nov. 18, 2013. View photo
Robb Beville
Harmony Homes President Robb Beville on location at a Harmony Homes construction site Monday, Nov. 18, 2013. View photo
Toys To Look For
Battroborgs are motion-controlled battling robots, and the arena offers several competitive game modes. View photo
Toys To Look For
Disney Infinity is a video game using beloved Disney characters that lets kids create their own worlds and games. View photo
Toys To Look For
This kit allows children to create things such as bracelets or rings with colorful rubber band links. View photo
Toys To Look For
This musical toy encourages young children to discover cause and effect. Pressing the piano keys causes stars to pop up. View photo
Retail Spots
Sahara Pavilion, a shopping center at the northeast corner of Sahara Avenue and Decatur Boulevard, Oct. 28, 2013. View photo
Retail Spots
Fremont Street in 1960. View photo
Retail Spots
An aerial of the Boulevard Mall in 1979. View photo
Retail Spots
An interior view of Wonder World retail center on Maryland Parkway in 1981. View photo
Retail Spots
World retail center in 1981. View photo
Retail Spots
A firefighter and Boulevard Mall janitor look at damaged skylights following a windstorm in 1983. View photo
Retail Spots
The Boulevard Mall circa 1970s. View photo
Retail Spots
A 1950 photo of Fremont Street is displayed at the Mob Museum, the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, in downtown Las Vegas Wednesday, Feb.13, 2013. View photo
Toys To Look For
Demonstrator Kaitlin Large practices with the NERF REBELLE HEARTBREAKER Bow in Hasbro’s showroom at the American International Toy Fair, Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013, in New York. View photo
Toys To Look For
Mattel's Barbie Digital Makeover Mirror is demonstrated at the American International Toy Fair, Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013 in New York. An iPad uses facial tracking technology to transform into a digital mirror that invites girls to select their own makeup. View photo