Project Description:

Originally constructed in 1932, this historic U.S. Post Office and Federal Courthouse is being renovated and converted into a museum devoted to informing visitors about the historic impact the mob made on Las Vegas. Once the most elaborate building in Las Vegas, the Beaux-Arts classical styling of the post office reflected the taste of the Treasury Department's architects of the 1890s and 1900s. The 3-story, steel-frame building is clad in brick and terracotta.

The project is being completed in several phases in order to preserve the structure accurately. Over 17,000 SF of exhibition space will be available to tell the story of the mobsters that ran Las Vegas for decades.