LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Following the Tropicana Implosion pieces of the iconic resort hotel will now be preserved at Las Vegas’ very own Neon Museum and what makes the preservation so special is the restoration process to bring these pieces back to life again.
That’s where people like Jesse Hartlauer, owner of “Hartlauer signs” step in. Having restored hundreds of neon signs across the Strip and downtown, many are now showcased at the Neon Museum’s boneyard.
“Vegas is a city that constantly builds up and blows up,” Aaron Berger, Executive Director of the Neon Museum Las Vegas said…