The Flamingo's 'Champagne Tower' was one of the first big pieces of neon on the Strip, seen in films like 'Viva Las Vegas.' It was installed in 1953 and removed in 1967. University of Nevada Libraries ...

The Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas – an icon for tourists traveling to the Strip – opened on Dec. 26, 1946, despite the fact that it wasn’t yet complete. Mobster Bugsy Siegel and his partners opened the ...

Mobster Bugsy Siegel opened the Flamingo Hotel & Casino on Dec. 26, 1946. Formerly known as the Fabulous Flamingo and Flamingo Hilton Las Vegas, the casino is well-known for its wildlife habitat for ...

The Flamingo Hotel may soon come under new ownership. Although the hotel isn't technically for sale, its debt is up for auction. Someone can bid on the debt, become the primary lienholder and ...

A Santa Rosa hotel that shares an architect with the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas have new managing owners, who’ve announced plans to renovate the 6-decade-old resort. Serious Leisure, a firm that ...

Gangster Bugsy Siegel opened the Pink Flamingo Hotel & Casino in 1946 at a cost of $6 million. Fast-forward seven decades and the hotel now known only as the Flamingo plans to spend $90 million ...

Just before one of Las Vegas’ busiest weekends, a new party pool on the Strip is making its debut. The Go Pool at Flamingo hotel-casino is officially open following a $20 million renovation, according ...