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Monroe County had dozens of bowling halls in the 1950s. Over 80% are now gone - MSNThe Rochester Bowling Association said the number of bowling centers in Monroe County has dropped from 76 in 1956 to 52 in 1975 to 31 in 1995. The RBC website now lists 14 . Many reasons have been ...
When 24 teams from the Northeast and Canada come to Boutwell’s Bowling Center in Concord this week for an international ...
Big changes came in the 1950s, when the "modern," larger bowling centers sprung up. First among them was Brighton Bowl, on East Avenue near Winton Road, which opened in 1955 with 32 lanes.
The heyday of bowling alleys in Southern California is the subject of a new book. Author Chris Nichols gives all credit to Covina Bowl, his family’s favored bowling center of the 1980s. “I ...
Bowling halls used to be all over Monroe County. The biggest and perhaps best-remembered include places like Olympic Bowl on Scottsville Road, Maiden Lanes in Greece and North Park Lanes in ...
Big changes came in the 1950s, when the "modern," larger bowling centers sprung up. First among them was Brighton Bowl, on East Avenue near Winton Road, which opened in 1955 with 32 lanes.
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