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April 15, 2009 # 9:40 pm # Las Vegas New Mexico, cowboys, history # No Comment
King Stadium / Photo by Birdie Jaworski

King Stadium / Photo by Birdie Jaworski

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King Stadium hides in the brush that was once Camp Luna. A WPA project, the stadium wastes time in silence, its stone bleachers reminiscent of ancient Rome. I’m writing a magazine story on this forgotten bit of Las Vegas architecture, and will post more information – and more photographs – for My Tiny Vegas readers soon.

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