This is the BEST Museum in town.....The guided tour by Grant Phillipo is not only very informative but extremely fascinating not only for us former dancers, but to the rest of the public. The general public would never have the opportunity to view anything like this up close. It is truly a part of our history and culture in Las Vegas. Please keep this rare piece of history safe for all to enjoy!
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Jennifer Rice
10 years ago
Keep it open!
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Jamie Richards
10 years ago
This is a part of Vegas History
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Patrice Long
10 years ago
The Showgirl Museum is a great part of history of Las Vegas. Please don't shut it down!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please keep this open. Vegas is lacking in authentic classic vintage museums. Please please keep them open!!!
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Darwin Long
10 years ago
This is a licensed, not-for-profit educational institution displaying a private collection of historic memorabilia relevant to a very unique and iconic element of the heritage of Las Vegas - traditional mid-century showgirl performances and costumes. For the first time since Las Vegas became known for them, these artists and their attire face a tragic disappearence from the world's view after February. The Las Vegas Showgirl Museum seeks to preserve this important element of the region's history for future generations. The Museum has adequate restroom facilities, the unpaid owners charge NO admission, and the collection can only be viewed by appointment so as to limit how many people can attend at a time. Please allow this Institution to continue its educational mission for the sake of Las Vegas and American history.
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Nikki
10 years ago
The Las Vegas Showgirl Museum is an a historical site that should continue to carry the memory of the Las Vegas showgirl. Grant Philipo has preserved these costumes to their pristine condition. The public deserves to continue to enjoy his amazing collection.
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Beth Lesser
10 years ago
Let those who want to see the museum be allowed.
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Catherine Reccardi
10 years ago
The "Showgirl" is synonymous worldwide with Las Vegas. Further, this museum would be an incredible tourist and locals venue celebrating those visionaries who put Vegas on the map!
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Chris Turko
10 years ago
Lets keep the REAL Vegas alive!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Keep it! It's history!
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Brana Komarek
10 years ago
The Showgirl Museum is a part of Las Vegas history. One bogus & vicious complaint, should not warrant the closing of such a great collection.
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Linda Durbin
10 years ago
A valuable part of Las Vegas history
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Preserve vegas history!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Show girls, gambling and alcohol are the main reason Vegas thrives. It also represents the Arts. Keep the show girl history alive!
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George Glore
10 years ago
Keep this open...part of Las Vegas History
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Pat Yost
10 years ago
Please do not close the Showgirl Museum in Las Vegas. We need to keep places like this open.
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Santi Ago
10 years ago
Las Vegas. Real culture starts from the bottom to the top. As a member of this amazing neighborhood of Paradise Palms, (which is also a museum of classic Vegas homes) please let the Showgirl Museum continue to display it's magnificent history of Las Vegas culture that will officially be dead at the close of Jubilee. - Santiago-
Please keep Las Vegas history alive!
My mother was a showgirl in the 60's and 70's.
This is the BEST Museum in town.....The guided tour by Grant Phillipo is not only very informative but extremely fascinating not only for us former dancers, but to the rest of the public. The general public would never have the opportunity to view anything like this up close. It is truly a part of our history and culture in Las Vegas. Please keep this rare piece of history safe for all to enjoy!
Keep it open!
This is a part of Vegas History
The Showgirl Museum is a great part of history of Las Vegas. Please don't shut it down!
Please keep this open. Vegas is lacking in authentic classic vintage museums. Please please keep them open!!!
This is a licensed, not-for-profit educational institution displaying a private collection of historic memorabilia relevant to a very unique and iconic element of the heritage of Las Vegas - traditional mid-century showgirl performances and costumes. For the first time since Las Vegas became known for them, these artists and their attire face a tragic disappearence from the world's view after February. The Las Vegas Showgirl Museum seeks to preserve this important element of the region's history for future generations. The Museum has adequate restroom facilities, the unpaid owners charge NO admission, and the collection can only be viewed by appointment so as to limit how many people can attend at a time. Please allow this Institution to continue its educational mission for the sake of Las Vegas and American history.
The Las Vegas Showgirl Museum is an a historical site that should continue to carry the memory of the Las Vegas showgirl. Grant Philipo has preserved these costumes to their pristine condition. The public deserves to continue to enjoy his amazing collection.
Let those who want to see the museum be allowed.
The "Showgirl" is synonymous worldwide with Las Vegas. Further, this museum would be an incredible tourist and locals venue celebrating those visionaries who put Vegas on the map!
Lets keep the REAL Vegas alive!
Keep it! It's history!
The Showgirl Museum is a part of Las Vegas history. One bogus & vicious complaint, should not warrant the closing of such a great collection.
A valuable part of Las Vegas history
Preserve vegas history!!
Show girls, gambling and alcohol are the main reason Vegas thrives. It also represents the Arts. Keep the show girl history alive!
Keep this open...part of Las Vegas History
Please do not close the Showgirl Museum in Las Vegas. We need to keep places like this open.
Las Vegas. Real culture starts from the bottom to the top. As a member of this amazing neighborhood of Paradise Palms, (which is also a museum of classic Vegas homes) please let the Showgirl Museum continue to display it's magnificent history of Las Vegas culture that will officially be dead at the close of Jubilee. - Santiago-