Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park
Under $25Adobe fort ruins in downtown Las Vegas, built in 1855 by Mormon missionaries beside a spring-fed creek.

A private, nonprofit museum in Downtown Las Vegas with exhibits on dinosaurs, marine life, mammals, and ancient Egypt.
900 Las Vegas Blvd N, Las Vegas, NV 89101 · Las Vegas, NV
The museum is a private nonprofit in Downtown Las Vegas. Its exhibits cover dinosaurs, sea life, and mammals, both exotic and native. An Egyptian exhibit focused on Tutankhamun opened in 2010. The museum also runs school field trips, family programs, and events, and it is a Smithsonian affiliate.
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Adobe fort ruins in downtown Las Vegas, built in 1855 by Mormon missionaries beside a spring-fed creek.
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