Everybody did. “They were in fact, the early Twitter,” said Robert Stoldal, 80, a Las Vegas historian and former journalist whose collection numbers about 15,000 postcards.

Seven featured homes, spread throughout the Las Vegas Valley, will open their doors to visitors. Larime said some are “time capsule homes” that appear untouched for the past 70 years.

March 12-18 is Milwaukee in Las Vegas Week on OnMilwaukee.com. Last month, Funjet Vacations sent our editorial team to Vegas, where we sought out connections between Brew City and Sin City.

Artist Craig Winslow explains how he brings vintage neon signs back to life at the Neon Museum, and artists Nanda Sharifpour and Ali Fathollahi showcase some of Las Vegas' lesser-known historical ...

In an average year, 40 million visitors come to Las Vegas to indulge and people can still find vintage Vegas deals if they know where to look. According to LasVegasAdvisor.com, there are 10 deals ...