Clark county library.

[nutforslots]

This is neat and would be worth seeing I am sure. If you live anywhere in the United States you know about the mob and maybe you town has some mob history. Vegas certainly does and the library intends to show it off.

The Clark County Library is hosting Mob Month, a series of discussion panels in January that lets Mafia enthusiasts meet their favorite mob authors and hear first-person accounts from actual gangster hoodlums and FBI special agents. Dennis, who wrote Cullotta: The Battle for Las Vegas, and Andrew will take part in panels and sign copies of Surviving the Mob at the library Jan. 4 alongside “Fat Sal” Mangiavillano and retired FBI agent Dennis Arnold; Jan. 18 with Frank Cullotta and Henry Hill; and Jan. 25 with the mayor.

Get your autograph book and hit the library its going to be an interesting event and you will actually get to see some of the people who made this part of Vegas history a reality.

[IluvVegas]

This sounds like it would be very interesting. It is something I would be interested in but have never considered the library in Vegas as a place to go while I am there until you wrote this post.

Learning the history of Vegas first hand would be a very interesting thing indeed. To see how it all began and each occurence that happened up to present date.