Which do you find sadder: a graveyard full of old tires or old casino signs? The whole faded beauty thing gets us every time, and feels even more poignant when it’s juxtaposed with tumbleweeds and desert sand. The three-acre Neon Boneyard at Las Vegas’s Neon Museum houses more than 150 historic, non-restored signs from famous gambling spots like Caesars Palace, Golden Nugget, Silver Slipper, and, most recently the Stardust.
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