Bowling in the 1950s
Anyone recognize the alley?
That was alley 16 at Melrose. It wouldn’t take a hook worth a durn.
Some of those folks look familiar too.
-Lou Vodopya
Bowling in the 1950s
January 12, 2009 by historicnashville
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A bowling alley and a theater at Melrose. An entertainment focal point. Inglewood and Donelson had similar set ups I remember