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Bowling Main | Neon Bowling | So CA Main Pages
Located in Anaheim is the Linbrook Bowl and its bright neon marquee. One side of the bowling pin says "40 lanes open lanes now" the other side says "Open 24 hours". The bowling pin sign spins and is a huge impressive sign. This bowling alley was built in the heyday of the ten pin alleys, in 1958.
This glowing shot of Premiere Lanes is hopefully not one of the last. Premiere is one of the very last authentic 50's bowling alleys still left in Southern California. It has a cool coffee shop and "Encore Room" cocktail lounge. Really original inside. Soon to be threatened by the Telegraph Road Corridor Beautification Program. 05-04 UPDATE 10/05 : Good news thus far! The Premiere Lanes is still standing almost a year and a half later. However, no predictions on its near future will be made as we've all seen these bowling palaces disappear overnight. 10-05 UPDATE 05/08 : The Premiere Lanes in Santa Fe Springs closed it doors for good on May 18th, 2008. The bowling center lost its land lease and will be torn down. Many thanks to Lloyd Stone for update. 05-08
Off Garey Avenue in Pomona was a neon delight of a ten pin alley. This "mystery" bowling alley featured a marquee that lit up in multiple colors and a bowling alley/coffee shop that was a sight for sore eyes. Unfortunately, this bowling alley met its demise some years ago. 10-05 UPDATE 04/08 : I believe the mystery bowling alley in Pomona was Pomona lanes, which was later renamed Celebrity Lanes until it was closed in the ‘90’s. Many thanks to Dave Piazza for update. 04-08
Here's a neon shot of the La Habra Bowl. Shoot a 300 game and visions of the neon 300 on this marquee will stand the test of time. OK, whatever that means. 07-06
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