I remember being in 1973 in the downtown area and at one of the casinos they had a glass-enclosed elevator on the outside of the building. I remember this very well because I am afraid of heights. Can you tell me which casino this was?

I’ve read QoD every day for years, but never this. There is Flamingo Wash; Tropicana Wash, etc. Were the hotels named after this natural feature? Hope you can answer this.

What became of the Omelet House? Are they still in business? We enjoyed eating at the one across from UNLV but it doesn't exist anymore.

How long is Las Vegas Boulevard? I've heard that it starts at the California state line. I have only driven it from the Strip to downtown so I am also curious to find out where it ends.

Before the casino is imploded, what do they do with the furniture, fixtures, bars, mirrors, etc.? I can't believe they destroy *everything* in one big blast.

I live at The Lakes and am wondering about Lake Sahara and the homes in the community. What year was it excavated, how much water is in the lake, and how is the lake cared for? Thank you for a reply.

Our best friends went to Las Vegas for the first time last month and asked a question that we had never considered. Are there any female whales?

If this has been answered I missed your response. Back when the building of large casinos was going full bore and many of the old places were being imploded, what did the contractors do with all the material that had to be removed before building could start? Was in put in a dump, used as land fill, etc? Just curious.

When you win something on slot machine, is it okay to just hit respin/spin and automatically collect that amount or should you just let it accumulate on its own? I recently won 10,000 pennies and just let it tick up, but I've also hit respin and collected instantly. I was told by another player that I shouldn't do that. Why? It just takes so long sometimes to collect, especially if it's a large amount.

Which of the now-demolished/rebranded properties do you miss the most, and why? Reader Poll feedback -- Part II.