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Nice piece and interesting construction. I couldn't figure out how to minimize the blue glare, but I guess it's acceptable: Atmosphere!
Prospector Hotel-Casino, Ely NV
ON1 2020
"you without me"
a series i made to express what i think about the people i see every day at the casino. all made with pen and coffee
Casino @ The Asylum, Birmingham - 22nd August 2009
Photograph by Sam Knight for Midlands Rocks
© 2009 Sam Knight
Casino Pop-ups
Adware are really very annoying. Imagine you’re working on something very important on your web browser and suddenly a promotional banner interrupts your view.
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Live @Castelmaggiore, BO
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Neither ran nor snow nor......... The mail delivery was stopped, but the Casino's were still packed.
Avalon Casino ~
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Gulfport, Florida
Listed 8/8/2014
Reference Number: 14000477
The Gulfport Casino is significant at the local level under Criterion A in the area ofRecreation/Entertainment. The building is significant as a community dance hall and meeting place for the city of Gulfport and for visitors attending dances and other entertainments in the building. The casino dominates the history of Gulfport and is tied to its development as a major element of transportation in its early days and by providing an entertainment venue for tourists. The current casino is the third iteration of a casino at this location. The original casino opened in 1906 and included a dance hall and refreshment stand. That casino was destroyed by the October 1921 hurricane. The second casino was built closer in-shore in 1923. It was poorly built and was tom down in the early 1930s, to be replaced by the existing building in 1935. Except for the dance band pavilion constructed on the north facade in 1950, the Gulfport Pavilion retains most of its original characteristics.