Built in 1958 and closed in 2005, this bowling alley and restaurant went through both success and uncertainty nearing its closure.
Upon entry, I was greeted by a motorcycle that looks like it was driven straight through the front.
Next up was the bowling alley’s restaurant, which contained a fair amount of leather booths.
Near the restaurant was a few classic cash registers.
Moving on was the bowling alley itself. Although the lanes were removed, bowling balls and pins were littered around the area, along with numerous ceramic tableware.
Finally, I ended up shooting the children’s room, which had photos, drawings, and lots of toys scattered around the carpet.
Unfortunately, my camera was unable to take any good pictures of the ballroom, as it was both too dark and open to get a good picture.