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#3 Witness the power of the Atomic Bomb. A mere $3 for a safe viewing distance.

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#3 Witness the power of the Atomic Bomb. A mere $3 for a safe viewing distance.

In the 1950s, Tourists Came to Las Vegas to See Mushroom Clouds from Atomic Bomb Tests

#3 Witness the power of the Atomic Bomb. A mere $3 for a safe viewing distance.

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←#2 A Horseshoe Club advertisement touting its excellent views of nuclear tests.
#4 Early morning bathers at a hotel pool in Las Vegas stop to watch the mushroom cloud of an atomic detonation at a test site about 75 miles from the city. May 8, 1953.→

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