Historic Railroad Trail Video Podcast
Hike through five abandoned tunnels, following the railroad bed where trains once hauled the materials for building Hoover Dam. Click preferred link below.

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Sunken B-29 Video Podcast
Deep beneath the surface of Lake Mead a crashed WWII bomber lies shrouded in darkness and covered by the sediments of time. Click preferred link below.

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Diving to the Aggregate Plant Video Podcast
There are many cultural resources hidden below the placid waters of Lake Mead. This podcast explores the aggregate plant that produced material for the building of Hoover Dam. Click preferred link below.

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The Park in Your Backyard Film Festival
In celebrating the Ken Burns Film Project "The National Parks: America's Best Idea", we had 22 students from Bailey Middle School in Las Vegas visit the park on April 1, 2009. They used cameras purchased with a grant funded through the National Park Foundation by the generous support of the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund to produce 11 short videos about their visit. On the evening of May 27 we held the “Park in Your Backyard” film festival at the school. About 200 people were in attendance including students, family, faculty, community members, and park staff. Between Apr. 1 and the film premiere, rangers visited the school twice a week during and after school to assist students with putting together their films.