Las Vegas is about to add another feather to its cap with the announcement of a new project dedicated to the legendary daredevil, Evel Knievel. The Evel Knievel Museum is set to begin construction in the Downtown Las Vegas (DTLV) area, promising to be a thrilling tribute to one of the most iconic figures in stunt performance history. Situated in the historic 32,000-square-foot Mission Linen building at 1001 South 1st Street, the museum is a venture by Dapper Companies. This location is poised to become a cultural hotspot, blending history with modern entertainment. The museum will house a wide array of Evel Knievel’s memorabilia, offering fans and newcomers alike a deep dive into his adventurous legacy. Among the key exhibits will be Knievel's meticulously restored motorcycles, his iconic leather outfits, and helmets. A standout piece is "Big Red," Knievel’s fully-restored Mack Truck, which served as his support vehicle during many of his daring stunts. Adding an immersive touch to...