Bowling as a thing to do dates back to at least 3200 B.C., with the earliest indications coming from Egypt. At first, it appears to have been a child's game, with balls and pins made in miniature.

Present-day candlepin bowling balls are a maximum of 4.5 inches in diameter, ... These old-school lanes don’t offer food—yet. Open until midnight on the weekends.

You might choose to work with an old bowling ball that's been sitting in storage, but they can also be found at thrift stores or yard sales, making this project rather budget-friendly.

This old-school bowling alley is good, old-fashioned fun for the whole family, whether they’re rolling strikes or picking up spares. By. ... They were encouraging of each other and not too worried ...

Saving old bowling balls also helps Riedel fulfill her belief in recycling. She has probably sold 150 of the old balls. On a real good day, she sold 13 of them.