Tahoe Village Resort

Bill Harrah's Horseless Carriage Club parked in front of the Tahoe Village Resort at Stateline Lake Tahoe. A sign advertises the Andrews Sisters performing at the resort.

This casino was built in 1946, near current-day Kahle Drive. The casino went through a series of owners in its 20 years of operation, later being renamed the Casino de Paris and Oliver's Club. It burned in February 1965. The Douglas County Administrative Building is now on this site.

More history of the resort here.

Date Uploaded: November 25, 2024

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Source Caption: On the afternoon of August 25, 1950, Bill Harrah's Horseless Carriage Club of Nevada arrives at the Tahoe Village casino in Stateline, after the caravan of antique cars spent the morning parading through Reno and Carson City. Entertainment at the Tahoe Village is provided by the Andrews Sisters and the Firehouse Five Plus Two (a Dixieland jazz band comprising Disney animation employees).

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