Fremont & 6th St, Las Vegas, 1979
Photos: Fremont & 6th
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Fremont & 6th St, Las Vegas, 1979
Photos: Fremont & 6th
Fremont St at 6th, facing west, c. late 1995. Photo by Joe Moss.
Construction of 525 Fremont St, 1943
Cal Liles opened City Laundry and Dry Cleaners at 100 S. 6th Street in ‘41. Two years later he opened an addition to the business next door at 525 Fremont. The construction photos are on the southwest corner of Fremont & 6th St, facing north. Across the street is Ullom’s Desert Studio (522 Fremont). El Cortez and Sears would be out of frame, to the right. The interior photos are 525 Fremont, today’s Commonwealth bar.
City Laundry opened another location at Carson & 13th in ‘57.
Photos courtesy of Suzanne Shirley-Belofsky and Michael Belofsky.
“New Addition to Business Opens.” Las Vegas Review-Journal, 8/23/43
Downtown Las Vegas, September 1972
(1, 2) El Cortez, Fremont & 6th St. (3) Cornet 5 & 10 store, Fremont & 4th. (4-6) South Casino Center, Golden Nugget parking lot, Guild Theatre.
Fremont & 6th Street, Las Vegas, 1972
The unknown photographer is on the corner of El Cortez facing the 500-block of Fremont Street: Circus Room (523 Fremont), Herb & Marv’s (517), Sweater Queen (515)
Parade passing Sears at Fremont & 6th, Las Vegas, c. 1952
Edited family photo from Tony Messina
Las Vegas Metro Police Department, Fremont & 6th, c. 1990s
Everyone from Steve Wynn to a break-in dealer needed to be fingerprinted in that building to apply or renew their sheriff’s card to work in a gaming establishment - Roxy
Metro used the former Sears and Centel building from '86 - late 90s. Undated photo via Morgdav.
Downtown Las Vegas, December 1957. Christmas decorations at Fremont & 6th, 4th, and 2nd Streets. Kodachrome, VLV.