Las Vegas has numerous historic structures (mostly railroad-era houses and commercial buildings), with over 900 listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Although many buildings are in varying states of deterioration, others have been restored or are awaiting restoration.
Some of the city's notable buildings include:
Dr. H.J. Mueller House, now a Bed and Breakfast called Crow's Nest Bed and Breakfast.
An 1881 example of Victorian eclecticism with unusual octagonal tower
Plaza Hotel, 1881, site of the first reunion of Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders in 1899
Old City Hall, New Mexico's first municipal building, completed in 1892
Louis Fort House, Queen Anne house on Carnegie Park, built in 1895
Masonic Temple, Richardsonian Romanesque building erected in 1895
La Castaneda Hotel, mission-style Harvey House built in 1898
Carnegie Library, built in 1903 at the center of Carnegie Park and modeled after Monticello
Las Vegas has numerous historic structures (mostly railroad-era houses and commercial buildings), with over 900 listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Although many buildings are in varying states of deterioration, others have been restored or are awaiting restoration. Some of the city's notable buildings include:
Dr. H.J. Mueller House, now a Bed and Breakfast called Crow's Nest Bed and Breakfast. An 1881 example of Victorian eclecticism with unusual octagonal tower
Plaza Hotel, 1881, site of the first reunion of Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders in 1899
Old City Hall, New Mexico's first municipal building, completed in 1892
Louis Fort House, Queen Anne house on Carnegie Park, built in 1895
Masonic Temple, Richardsonian Romanesque building erected in 1895
La Castaneda Hotel, mission-style Harvey House built in 1898
Carnegie Library, built in 1903 at the center of Carnegie Park and modeled after Monticello
Las Vegas, New Mexico