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Come along as I explore vintage finds, mid century modern lifestyle and historic haunts.

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Hollywood Forever Cemetery

Formerly the Hollywood Cemetery and Hollywood Memorial Park, since 1899 

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The Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, built in 1931 as a vaudeville theatre at the corner of Wilshire and Western features restored Art Deco ceilings

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Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar, Disneyland Hotel

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Patsy Cline Museum, Nashville

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Johnny Cash Museum, Nashville 

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Casino exterior, Binion’s Gambling Hall on Fremont Street since 1951

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Sea Monkeys slot machine, Las Vegas

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Casa Bonita, Colorado

Opened in 1974, a rite of passage for all locals to brave Black Bart’s Cave and raise a flag for more sopaipillas during the dive shows.

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Opened in 1908, Lakeside Amusement Park, Colorado 

Satellite ride “Be a Pilot, Operate Your Own Controls” 

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Fremont Street, Las Vegas

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Tom Devlin’s Monster Museum

Boulder City, NV

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Narcissus Garden, first presented in 1966 by Yayoi Kusama.

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Pann’s Restaurant & Coffee Shop, CA

Since 1958, a well maintained example of Googie style architecture near LAX.

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Gypsy Rose Lee and Randolph Scott in Belle of the Yukon. Released in 1944 by International Pictures, Inc.

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Elmer’s Bottle Tree Ranch, Route 66, CA

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Forecourt of the Stars, Sid Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, Hollywood. Dean Martin “Thanks” 3-21-64. Peter Sellers 6/3/64.

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Leo and Scorpious in bronze and The Great Nebulae in Andromeda from the Art Deco terrazzo star map by Oskar J.W. Hansen depicting the exact alignment of the Nevada skies during the September 30, 1935 dedication by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Hoover Dam, Nevada