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Atomic Liquor

917 Fremont St Las Vegas, NV 89101 Head southeast on Fremont Street (away from Downtown) and it'll be on your right

More about Atomic Liquor:

From 1951 to 1961 a series of once-a-month nuclear blast tests took place only 65 miles northwest of the city. Women sported atomic blast shaped beehives. Tourists ate atomic burgers. If you book far enough in advance, you, too, can have a private tour of the Nevada test site! I'm sure you'll give it glowing reviews.

Here is one of the best bars from the era complete with a friendly staff. Possibly endangered only because of the rampant development downtown.

Listed under:

Special Ratings: See it Sometimes
Special Hours: Has Late Hours
Preservation Status: Endangered Site
Era: 1950s
Categories: Bar

Related Links:

Atomic Testing Museum

Images:

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Image (c) M-M Stratton Exterior signage of Atomic Liquor during Day

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