Top O Hill Terrace

Top O'Hill Terrace was a well known clubhouse some time before Las Vegas turned into a prominent betting goal. The building began its life as a lunch nook in 1920 and was changed over into an eatery in 1926. It had a concealed cellar for the gambling club and a house of ill-repute, and the common eatery guest was normally unconscious of the foundation's illicit exercises. Amid the 30's and 40's, Terrace pulled in acclaimed speculators like Clark Gable, John Wayne, and numerous different big names.

Since betting was illicit, the club had a few escape burrows and a mystery room where the betting gear was covered up amid police attacks. Speculators could escape through shrouded trapdoors and paths, false dividers, and two-way reflects. The building is presently utilized by the Arlington Baptist College, yet a significant number of the gambling club's unique structures can be seen amid the visit.