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Check out some of the ten pin alleys of the Great Plains area at night in neon. See them here at Roadside Peek's Neon Bowling Alleys Great Plains.
How about a nice game of bowling? Lazy? Aw heck, then let's just drive-through and bowl.
Looking for a good ten pin alley game. Better yet, looking for a good neon sign to visit? Then Sheridan Lanes in Tulsa is the place.
Here's a close-up of the bowler figure on the Sheridan Lanes sign. And yes, the figure is outlined in neon.
Featuring a marquee that's still in great shape, the 66 Bowl is
the 66 Bowl Update 02/08 :
When you think of the Rose Bowl, do you think of College football and
New Years Day? If you don't, then you must have seen Photo courtesy Mark Hackett Update 04/06 : The Rose Bowl closed its doors on March 12, 2005. In October, the Rose Bowl interior went up in flames. 04-06
The photo on the left even shows the happy bowling ball face. Or is it a bee? A bowling bee?
This ten pin alley sign stands tall in the parking lot of the Shawnee Bowl in Shawnee, OK. Check out the font used for the BOWL lettering as well as the googie colors.
The marquee for the Gage Bowl in Topeka, KS still stands tall with its image of a bowling pin. The Gage Bowl has been in business for over 40 years, opening in 1960. Here's the website for the Gage. 10-05
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Here's a close-up shot of the 66 Bowl in Oklahoma City. 
the
Rose Bowl in Tulsa and its fantastic arching sign that somewhat
resembles the famed Arch and Arch Motel in St. Louis. Best of all, it's
located off of the old Route 66.
