Las Vegas History 1920 - 1939: KKK, NAACP and Hoover Dam New

From Railroad to Resorts is a five-course series exploring the evolution of Las Vegas from its mid-19th-century origins to its modern identity. The course examines the valley’s development from early settlements and railroad rivalries to the construction of the Hoover Dam and the birth of the iconic Strip. A significant focus is placed on the growth of the Black community and the pivotal Civil Rights movements that transformed the city's social landscape.

This course has discount registration fees for UNLV Staff and Alumni! Visit the discounts policy page for more information. Otherwise, email us at lifelonglearning@unlv.edu to see if you qualify for a discount.

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Course:	262HA1253
Dates:	July 17, 2026
	F from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Hours:	2.00
Location:	Third Street
Instructor:	Claytee White
Fee:	$29.00

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Las Vegas History 1920 - 1939: KKK, NAACP and Hoover Dam New

Lifelong Learning