Nevada State Museum
The Nevada State Museum - A Historical Outlook on Las Vegas
Showgirl costumes, a watch that belonged to Al Capone, Native American baskets, rattlesnakes, Nellis memorabilia, and a lohthyosaur all call the Nevada State Museum home. They tell the history of Las Vegas from the time it was a prehistoric sea to the present.
Visit them in beautiful Lorenzi Park, by the natural spring fed Twin Lakes, surrounded by palm trees, cottonwoods and rose gardens. Call ahead or check the Nevada State Museum web site to find out about special events. Ample free parking is available.
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Your Las Vegas Power Pass provides free admission to the Nevada State Museum and a 20% museum store discount.
The Las Vegas Power Pass attractions pass includes admission to many popular Las Vegas tourist attractions and tours - all for one low price. Las Vegas Power Passes are available in 1, 2, 3, and 5 day durations.
Location:
Take Route 15 North to 95 North. Take the Valley View exit, turn right at the top of the ramp, right on Bonanza, left on to Twin Lakes Dr. and right into the park. Continue right until you reach the parking lot.
Address:
Nevada State Museum
700 Twin Lakes Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89107
Phone: 702.486.5205
Hours of Operation:
Nevada State Museum is open: Wednesday - Saturday 9am - 5pm
Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year's Day!
