New Recreation Alleys - Washington D.C. - Vintage Bowling Alley - Unisex Sweatshirt alton and red Chinese characters flanking

and red Chinese characters flanking both sides

ILLINOIS" and "BI-STATE LEAGUE" beside a cartoon anthropomorphic pocket watch character wearing a tilted baseball cap

Elmo's deepest conviction has nothing to do with survival training or Cold War politics

Large distressed yellow block text reads "COLTS" above blue text reading "KENTUCKY ILLINOIS TENNESSEE LEAGUE" and "CLASS D BASEBALL

Few early minor league clubs so perfectly captured the grit and pride of the community they represented

New Recreation Alleys - Washington D.C. - Vintage Bowling Alley - Unisex Sweatshirt alton and red Chinese characters flankingNew Recreation Alleys anchored 918 G Street in downtown Washington, D. C., likely opening in the 1940s when bowling surged as America's favorite pastime. G Street was the city's commercial spine, alive with theaters, shops, and nightlife. Lanes like this gave government clerks and working families a reason to linger downtown after dark. Part of our Retro Bowling collection, featuring the defunct alleys of yesteryear. The Details: Black ribbon banner