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More than 150 years ago, a spring-fed creek flowed through the Las Vegas Valley, creating an oasis in the desert where Mormon missionaries built an adobe fort. Today the park includes a remnant of the original fort that is used to display historic artifacts.
Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park is a state park of Nevada. It contains the Old Mormon Fort (completed 1855), the first permanent structure built in what would become Las Vegas fifty years later. [3]
27 Οκτ 2020 · Explore one of the oldest Nevada settlements at the Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort. Use this guide to learn about the fort's history, what to do, and more.
The Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park represents the first permanently settled portion of the Las Vegas Valley, dating back to 1855. Considered to be one of the oldest settlements in the state of Nevada, it’s here where Mormon missionaries set up camp along the Las Vegas Creek.
Built by missionaries in 1855, this fort is considered the birthplace of Las Vegas. Today, the site is managed by Nevada State Parks and contains a museum, reconstruction of the fort, and the oldest building in Nevada.
Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort, the first permanent, non-native settlement in the Las Vegas Valley, features the historic remains of an adobe fort built by Latter-day Saint missionaries along a spring-fed creek in 1855.
The Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic park remains committed to preserving and sharing the birthplace of Las Vegas with visitors now and into the future. Find your next adventure at parks.nv.gov.
