| Hoover Dam On-Line Store
Own a keepsake of Hoover Dam! |
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The Bureau of Reclamation - which built and operates Hoover Dam - offers several products for purchase that have been authorized for sale under the "Hoover Dam Miscellaneous Sales Act" of 2000. These items are only available from our vendor's secure website or at the dam.
Visitor Photographs
If you want to purchase a souvenir photograph taken by Hot Shots Photography, our vendor at Hoover Dam, have your ticket ID number available, and visit:
Visitor Photographs
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Memorabilia
Several products -- including photographs, flags and playing cards -- can be purchased from the Hot Shots secure server at:
Hoover Dam Memorabilia
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A few of the available products are shown below:
Copper Medallion Limited editions of medallions have been stamped from the copper cabinets that housed wires carrying electricity from Hoover Dam's generators to the transformers. These cabinets have been replaced with more efficient materials, allowing the copper to be used in the manufacture of these one-of-a-kind products. Each medallion includes a Certificate of Authenticity, and a brief history of the copper's role in the operation of Hoover Dam. These medallions are original designs, stamped from 100% Hoover Dam copper.  Click on the photo above to view larger image. |
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Transmission Cable Section This is a 3-inch portion of the original copper transmission cable that brought electricity from Hoover Dam to Los Angeles in the late 1930s. Each cable section comes with a brochure that provides information on the history of the transmission line, and the dam's role in providing power to the Southwest. |
Remember, these are only a sample of the products we have available....
see them all at our On-Line Store.
For more information about Official Hoover Dam memorabilia or our On-Line Store, contact Beth Young at: (702) 494-2521 or at ejyoung@usbr.gov.
Last Reviewed: July 2012