Angel's Ladies
Angel’s Ladies is an abandoned brothel that features a roadside plane crash along Route 95 in Beatty, Nevada. The sun-baked roadside wreckage remains from a decades-old marketing stunt gone bad.
As the story goes, a mattress sat in the center of a large star painted on desert ground, and anyone who could successfully parachute out of the airplane and stick the landing on the makeshift bed would win a free night at the establishment
This promotion led to a crash of the twin-engine D-18 in 1978, and the downed bird and yellow sign have since earned unofficial landmark status. The brothel, however, has been closed since 2014. It’s a fun look at Nevada’s recent past, but there’s more ancient history awaiting just south of town down Route 374 in Rhyolite.
Nearby Locations:
Rhyolite, Nevada (6.4 miles) Tom Kelly's Bottle House (6.5 miles) Goldwell Open Air Museum (6.7 miles) Last Supper (6.7 miles) Lady Desert- The Venus of Nevada (6.7 miles) | Bullfrog-Rhyolite Cemetery (7.1 miles) Elizalde Cement Plant (8.3 miles) Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes (31.1 miles) Death Valley National Park (33.8 miles) Mosaic Canyon Trail (34.5 miles) |
Maps & Directions:
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Angel's Ladies, US-95
Beatty, Nevada 89003
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