The iconic concrete tower that once housed the Lied Discovery Children’s Museum and Las Vegas Library on Las Vegas Boulevard stands as a nostalgic reminder of the city’s past. Designed by renowned architect Antoine Predock, the museum offered interactive exhibits, a science tower, and a cone-shaped birthday party room. The library, which opened in 1990, boasted an impressive collection of books and hosted cultural events. In 2013, the museum moved to a new location with a larger space and a focus on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics). While the old building remains mostly unoccupied, memories of its vibrant past linger, including the beloved bubble table and hurricane simulator.