Palisade's (Freeway Lane of Euclid) closed just a couple of months after I moved to Euclid. I never had a chance to go there while it was open.
Confession: My highest bowling score ever was 81.
The bowling alley opened with:
Special guests for the grand opening included:
They were also a thorn in the side of a competitor, Shoregate Bowling Centers. Brunswick was sued by the aforementioned alley and 2 others, by selling similar equipment to the new Palisade's Bowl.
Below is an advert from Palisades Bowl 1331 E 260th Euclid from 1980
Somewhere along the way, they tacked on "Freeway Lanes"
When did the bowling alley close? February 1, 2004. I got some pictures on a frigid January day, 2006.
What's there now?
A church!
...of course!
Confession: My highest bowling score ever was 81.
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| Palisades' grand opening at 1331 East 260th Street in August 1962 |
The bowling alley opened with:
- 32 Brunswick Gold Crown lanes
- Fully equipped billiard room
- Air conditioned lounge and bar
- Snack bar
- Locker room
- Nursery with child care
- Meeting room
Special guests for the grand opening included:
- Don Ellis
- Stevie Balog
- Marion Ladewig
- Howie Neiberding
- Willie Mosconi
They were also a thorn in the side of a competitor, Shoregate Bowling Centers. Brunswick was sued by the aforementioned alley and 2 others, by selling similar equipment to the new Palisade's Bowl.
Below is an advert from Palisades Bowl 1331 E 260th Euclid from 1980
When did the bowling alley close? February 1, 2004. I got some pictures on a frigid January day, 2006.
A church!
...of course!
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