Location

As you turn off of interstate 15 just west of Las Vegas and begin your short trip back through time, as we like to say, "We're 45 minutes and 100 years from Las Vegas". You'll climb up through the Clark Mountains, wind through jagged sandstone formations and spiky green Joshua trees, see caves that were home to prehistoric peoples and the mine shafts where fortunes were made, and lost.

All of the spectacular scenery found only in the Great Basin of the American west, the bighorn sheep, the coyotes, the jack rabbits and golden eagles that are all common sights here in the heart of the Sandy Valley.

The Boss Lady, Marilyn Kelch Gubler, and her family are bonafide Westerners. Her parents settled in Las Vegas in 1939 to realize their dream of putting down roots in the mysterious Mojave. Real Vegas pioneers who started the first radio station in the Las Vegas Valley, Maxwell and Laura Bell Kelch are listed in Las Vegas history books among the most important early citizens.