A beloved Sacramento bowling alley will be closing permanently after the building was damaged by a fire last month.

AMF Land Park Lanes was the last bowling alley in Sacramento city limits when it closed last year. Now, city will decide whether it will be preserved or demolished.

AMF Land Park Lanes was the last bowling alley in Sacramento city limits when it closed last year. Now, city will decide whether it will be preserved or demolished.

The bowling facility next to the Woodlawn Theatre opened in 1946 and was the first second-floor bowling alley in San Antonio. Today the space is the Deco Ballroom.

But the bowling alley is facing possible foreclosure due to financial issues. The owner, Sheila Phillips, hopes to raise money with a “Save the Lanes” campaign.

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