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A post office and courthouse
The neoclassical building on Stewart Avenue was built in 1933 as the Las Vegas Post Office and Courthouse. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.


The Kefauver hearings
Its second-floor courtroom was the setting for one of the Kefauver Committee’s national hearings into organised crime, held around the country in 1950 and 1951. The restored courtroom is now the centrepiece of the second floor.
A new purpose
In 2000 the federal government sold the building to the city for one dollar, on condition that it was restored and used for a cultural purpose. The museum, first proposed in 2002, opened on 14 February 2012, and The Underground speakeasy and distillery opened in the basement in 2018.


