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20 Fremont Las Vegas, NV
Golden Goose
197
4
to 1980
Golden Goose Casino
souvenir picture frame.
In an article from August 11, 1977 Herbert Pastor was approved as the
unconditional licensee of both the Golden Goose and the Coin Castle Casinos.
Herb Pastor later went on to convert the Coin Castle Casino to the Louisiana themed La Bayou. In 1983 he opened Sassy Sally's and then in 2000 converted it to Mermaids Casino.
He converted the Golden Goose Casino to
the gentlemen's club "The Girls of Glitter Gulch."
Herb Pastor opened his first casino, The Golden Goose, in April 1974, just weeks after being licensed by Nevada Gaming Commission. His newly named Golden Goose Casino transformed the boarded up Mecca Slots into a very successful operation.
One of the great giveaways at the Golden Goose was a key fob with your initials stamped on it!
Combination of Golden Goose, Sassy Sally’s and Coin Castle in one Funbook
so you would go from one property to the next!
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The half block of Fremont Street from 20 to 32 Fremont has been home to quite a few important and recognizable businesses in the past. The little alley between the Las Vegas Club and the Golden Goose sign is part of the original layout of Las Vegas as surveyed in 1905. I took the picture below in October 2013 and the list shows some of the businesses that took up residence in this tiny patch over the years.
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20 Fremont
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22 Fremont
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24 Fremont
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32 Fremont
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Las Vegas Coffee Shop
and Bakery
(ca. 1926)
State Cafe'
(ca. 1932-50)
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Bogg’s Bros Grocery
(ca. 1926-1931)
Las Vegas Barbecue
(ca. 1944-1952)
Copper Grill (1953-1954)
(Closed 2016)
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Nevada Bakery (ca.1926-1931)
Nevada Shoe Shop
(ca. 1945-
Dixie Waffle & Sandwich Shop
Dixie Delicatessen
(ca. 1950-1963)
G & G Fremont
(Closed 2016)
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26 Fremont
Deluxe Barber (ca. 1932-1945)
Mack Louis Bail Bonds
(ca.1950)
Jay Jewelry & Loan
(ca.1952-1953)
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28 Fremont
Blanding's Palace Market
(ca. 1930-1932)
Ethels Delicatessen
(ca. 1934)
Ethel’s Liquor Store
(ca. 1937-45)
Thrifty Liquors
(ca. 1952)
Downtown Liquors
(ca.1953)
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30 Fremont
Oak Hotel
(ca. 1930-39)
La Bonita Hotel
(ca. 1944-1954)
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Las Vegas Pharmacy
(ca. 1930-1953)
Cosmo’s Underground Italian Restaurant in the basement
of Sassy Sally's
32 Fremont is the corner of
1st St. & Fremont St.
That corner has changed
many times over the years.
Click here to see
some photos
of that corner
over the last 85 years.
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