I grew up here and remember going to these iconic hotels tgat,are now gone. These creations are a part of Las Vegas history and it will be a great loss to everyone to close the doors. Open up your hearts. Keep the doors open .
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Su Kim Chung
10 years ago
Las Vegas needs to retain more repositories of cultural heritage to showcase its rich history. The Las Vegas Showgirl Museum is home to artifacts that capture this unique and iconic part of our entertainment history, and it is essential that we continue to support the preservation of these amazing costumes and headdresses by the museum and its non-profit "The Society for Preservation of Entertainment History." Much of showgirl history is gone, and this is one of the only places to capture its unique beauty and glamour.
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Frank de blase
10 years ago
Bump and grind forever
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Tim Hunter
10 years ago
An amazing collection. Museum does not distract from the neighborhood in any way. Donation basis only, no tickets sold.
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Laura Goodsell
10 years ago
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Las Vegas Showgirl Museum is the only collection of costumes from some of the best designers in this country and Europe, is an honor to Las Vegas to have this Museum. My vote is to keep it open. Laura Goodasell ( a/k Gina Bon Bon )
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Cindy Davis
10 years ago
Please save this place!
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Lysa
10 years ago
This is ridiculous. Negative Nellies ruining it for everyone.
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Deana Pendragon
10 years ago
I have personally used the restroom while visiting this historic gem. It was an honor.
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Cynthia lugo
10 years ago
Not cool
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Celebrate one of the oldest professions, not dismiss and neglect it.
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Sallie Douglas
10 years ago
This is a very important piece of Las Vegas history. EVERYONE should be able to see it!!!!!!
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Bacioni Gregorio
10 years ago
Save the iconic showgirl museum!
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Lisa Lyttle
10 years ago
This museum is part of Las Vegas' history. It would be a crying shame not to let Grant continue what he's doing to preserve the beautiful costumes!
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James Campbell
10 years ago
Surely there are more important things to worry about in life! Keep history accessible without regulation.
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Eris Eveiller
10 years ago
A wonderful museum that celebrates the showgirl History and culture of Las Vegas and should be treasured. Showgirls are an integral part of Las Vegas history and this museum is conserving an important part of showgirl history & knowledge. It would truly be a shame if the museum was not supported
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Lady Mekaella DeMure
10 years ago
PLEASE SAVE SHOWGIRL HISTORY!!!!
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William mittler
10 years ago
I have never been, but always wanted to go! Get out of attacking small business!
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Diana Saunders
10 years ago
I cannot imagine anyone wanting this museums closed! There is so much history for not only the present but future generations to come! Who ever is behind this should do their homework before passing obvious wrong information! I've been there many times and did not have to "buy" a ticket! There are also many bathrooms available! If one complaint can cause this much of a rumble, the world is in a sad state! To even think of closing down a place of history is abominable!!! For shame!!!!!!!
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Jeanne "TEA!" Smith
10 years ago
Why on earth would you not want this world renound museum in Las Vegas, it seems a perfect match. these claims of no bathrooms seem untrue and the restriction simply attempts to make the museum financially unviable.
We need to keep las vegas showgirl museum
I grew up here and remember going to these iconic hotels tgat,are now gone. These creations are a part of Las Vegas history and it will be a great loss to everyone to close the doors. Open up your hearts. Keep the doors open .
Las Vegas needs to retain more repositories of cultural heritage to showcase its rich history. The Las Vegas Showgirl Museum is home to artifacts that capture this unique and iconic part of our entertainment history, and it is essential that we continue to support the preservation of these amazing costumes and headdresses by the museum and its non-profit "The Society for Preservation of Entertainment History." Much of showgirl history is gone, and this is one of the only places to capture its unique beauty and glamour.
Bump and grind forever
An amazing collection. Museum does not distract from the neighborhood in any way. Donation basis only, no tickets sold.
Las Vegas Showgirl Museum is the only collection of costumes from some of the best designers in this country and Europe, is an honor to Las Vegas to have this Museum. My vote is to keep it open. Laura Goodasell ( a/k Gina Bon Bon )
Please save this place!
This is ridiculous. Negative Nellies ruining it for everyone.
I have personally used the restroom while visiting this historic gem. It was an honor.
Not cool
Celebrate one of the oldest professions, not dismiss and neglect it.
This is a very important piece of Las Vegas history. EVERYONE should be able to see it!!!!!!
Save the iconic showgirl museum!
This museum is part of Las Vegas' history. It would be a crying shame not to let Grant continue what he's doing to preserve the beautiful costumes!
Surely there are more important things to worry about in life! Keep history accessible without regulation.
A wonderful museum that celebrates the showgirl History and culture of Las Vegas and should be treasured. Showgirls are an integral part of Las Vegas history and this museum is conserving an important part of showgirl history & knowledge. It would truly be a shame if the museum was not supported
PLEASE SAVE SHOWGIRL HISTORY!!!!
I have never been, but always wanted to go! Get out of attacking small business!
I cannot imagine anyone wanting this museums closed! There is so much history for not only the present but future generations to come! Who ever is behind this should do their homework before passing obvious wrong information! I've been there many times and did not have to "buy" a ticket! There are also many bathrooms available! If one complaint can cause this much of a rumble, the world is in a sad state! To even think of closing down a place of history is abominable!!! For shame!!!!!!!
Why on earth would you not want this world renound museum in Las Vegas, it seems a perfect match. these claims of no bathrooms seem untrue and the restriction simply attempts to make the museum financially unviable.