New Recreation Alleys - Washington D.C. - Vintage Bowling Alley - 3/4 Sleeve Raglan T-Shirt fletch a horizontal banner reads "DINING

a horizontal banner reads "DINING ROOM" with "847 VENTURA STREET" and "FILLMORE

Arched distressed cream block text reads "OGDENSBURG" above a weathered cream maple leaf bearing the letters "OM

Golden-yellow block capitals at the bottom read "BUT SO ARE SERIAL KILLERS

White distressed stop sign icon labeled "STOP

the kind of place that defined suburban dining through the 1970s and 1980s

New Recreation Alleys - Washington D.C. - Vintage Bowling Alley - 3/4 Sleeve Raglan T-Shirt fletch a horizontal banner reads "DININGNew Recreation Alleys anchored 918 G Street in downtown Washington, D. C., likely opening in the 1940s when bowling surged as America's favorite pastime. G Street was the city's commercial spine, alive with theaters, shops, and nightlife. Lanes like this gave government clerks and working families a reason to linger downtown after dark. Part of our Retro Bowling collection, featuring the defunct alleys of yesteryear. The Details: Black ribbon banner