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4th Street Bowl lettering on side of alley For more information, see the 4th Street Bowl website. 02-09
The canopy roof above the entranceway
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4th Street Bowl marquee
San Jose’s 4th Street Bowl is the last remaining bowling center in the downtown area. The center opened in 1958 with 32 lanes, a restaurant, coffee shop, billiard room, nursery room, and the “Red Fox Den” cocktail lounge. With the exception of the nursery, the same offering exists today.