La Concha Motel - Vintage Las Vegas - Unisex Sweatshirt gamer Red text reads "HOME ENTERTAINMENT"

Red text reads "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" above a bottom line of smaller black text reading "VHS & NINTENDO

Illinois fielded the Abes in 1910

White 1950s-style illustration of a grandmother figure wearing glasses

Small-town baseball clubs like this one bound communities together in ways the major leagues never could

a mid-century bowling alley that opened in the 1950s

La Concha Motel - Vintage Las Vegas - Unisex Sweatshirt gamer Red text reads "HOME ENTERTAINMENT"The La Concha Motel, located at 2955 Las Vegas Boulevard South, opened in 1961 and closed in 2004. Designed by architect Paul Revere Williams, it was an iconic example of Googie architecture. The motel was named after the resort community of La Concha, Spain. In 2006, the distinctive lobby was relocated to serve as the Neon Museum's visitor center, preserving a piece of Las Vegas history. This design is part of our retro collection, celebrating the