April 17, 2007
Nevada Yesterdays
 

Tropicana Turns 50 part 2

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Senator Richard Bryan continues the story of the Tropicana.

Our essays are written by Michael Green, professor at the College of Southern Nevada. Nevada Yesterdays is funded by the Nevada Humanities and dedicated to the memory of Frank Wright.

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