Nestled in Henderson, Nevada, the Clark County Museum offers a glimpse into the state’s rich history. The museum features an indoor exhibit space and eight historic buildings donated from various parts of the county. One notable structure is the Candlelight Wedding Chapel, which once stood on the famous Las Vegas Strip and now finds its home on the museum grounds. Visitors can explore these preserved buildings and exhibits, gaining insight into the region’s past and experiencing a tangible connection to Nevada’s heritage.
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