Las Vegas, Nevada, 1895 (vintage photo from United States)

Unfortunately, there aren't any actual photographs of Las Vegas from 1895. Photography was still a relatively new and expensive technology at the time, and the area was very sparsely populated. Las Vegas itself wasn't even incorporated as a city until 1905.

However, there are a few historical images and artworks that depict what Las Vegas may have looked like in 1895. These images typically show a small desert settlement with a few scattered buildings, such as a general store, a saloon, and a blacksmith shop. Las Vegas Creek, which was a vital water source for travelers on the Old Spanish Trail, is also often featured in these depictions.

One such image is a colorized photo from 1895 that shows a settler and his dog standing beside Las Vegas Creek. This image, while not a real photograph, gives us a sense of the rugged and isolated nature of the area at the time.

While there may not be any real photos of Las Vegas from 1895, these historical images and artworks help us to imagine what this now-famous city looked like in its early days.

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