Westminster Lanes
Westminster, CA Photo courtesy Georg Balandran
The Westminster Lanes is still open for business. Though its marquee
is not of the space age variety, it's still a classic sign for a classy
alley.
Del Rio Lanes Photo courtesy Sal Garcia
The marquee fort he Del Rio Lanes looks simple yet functionally
fits the mold of the other bowling alley marquees. It's captures attention
from the road.
Mission Hills Bowl (Closed)
San Fernando, CA Photo courtesy Jay Villa
A rather googie looking bowling alley, the Mission Hills Bowl features multiple boomerangs with space age lunar holes. This googie alley was designed by Martin Stern Jr. and built in 1957.
UPDATE 06/15 : The Mission Hills Bowl closed on May 31, 2015. 06-15
Bayshore Bowl Photo courtesy Adriene Biondo
Here's a bowling alley that still appeared to do brisk business, even
in the rain. The Bayshore Bowl is one of the last survivors
of the ten pin alley heyday in Southern California and hopefully will
remain.
Corbin Bowl Photo courtesy Georg Balandran
The marquee for the Corbin Bowl still sits high above Ventura
Boulevard. Best of all, this marquee still lights up the night. Corbin Bowl is located in Tarzana
Canoga Park Bowl
Canoga Park, CA Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Here's one of the marquees to the Canoga Park Bowl in Canoga Park,
CA. Not sure if this bowling alley is still around. The huge sign could
be seen for blocks. Check out the starbursts that decorate the sides of
this marquee.
Westminster Lanes
Del Rio Lanes
Mission Hills Bowl (Closed)
Bayshore Bowl
Here's a bowling alley that still appeared to do brisk business, even
in the rain. The Bayshore Bowl is one of the last survivors
of the ten pin alley heyday in Southern California and hopefully will
remain.
Canoga Park Bowl
