Neon Museum and La Concha Motel lobby

The Neon Museum collects, preserves, and displays historic neon signs from Las Vegas hotels and businesses; its outdoor Boneyard contains over 200 restored and unrestored signs. The museum's visitor center is housed in the preserved La Concha Motel lobby, a 1961 structure designed by architect Paul R. Williams that was relocated to the museum site. The Neon Museum interprets the role of neon signage in Las Vegas history through tours and exhibits.