Yupp! The Phoenix residents are just as guilty. Look what is happening to the Arcadia neighborhoods and the North Central Phoenix neighbhorhoods... All of those fabulous and mostly original pre 1960 homes are being torn down. What's even more disheartening is NOTHING of the interior is being salvaged before the wrecking ball comes through. Those fabulous colored bathroom fixtures and other vintage items are being sadly destroyed.
If anyone knows or has vintage plumbing fixtures in colors, fixtures as in toilets, sinks, and bathtubs in pink, blue, yellow, green lavender, gray, etc., they're looking to remove or have removed from their house as part of a bathroom "update," please get in touch with me. I would like to have them as I want to use as part of a retro-renovation to my historic home and save them from the landfill!
ALL of downtown Phoenix has been or will be demolished. If you're looking for "nostalgia" and "preservation" you're in the wrong city. Lived here since 1980s, graduated high school at Brophy in 80s and my entire life there was in service of everything historic. I remember going to the Playboy club up by Earl on Central. Limousines and leisure suits, playboy bunnies at the bar. If I thought anyone cared about anything historic in AZ I wouldn't have left. I did a huge six month study on the Hotel Westward Ho, very indepth, went to ASU archives for pictures etc. tons of pictures what a tragedy that building is. Tragic like the rest of t he city. I remember when what became Club Miami and Amsterdams were actually stores. And the section next to the post office had a bowing alley and Kings bar.
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I had no idea we had villains from Gotham City working as Historians.
That’s what this State does best..
demolishes the past and the history.
Yupp! The Phoenix residents are just as guilty. Look what is happening to the Arcadia neighborhoods and the North Central Phoenix neighbhorhoods... All of those fabulous and mostly original pre 1960 homes are being torn down. What's even more disheartening is NOTHING of the interior is being salvaged before the wrecking ball comes through. Those fabulous colored bathroom fixtures and other vintage items are being sadly destroyed.
If anyone knows or has vintage plumbing fixtures in colors, fixtures as in toilets, sinks, and bathtubs in pink, blue, yellow, green lavender, gray, etc., they're looking to remove or have removed from their house as part of a bathroom "update," please get in touch with me. I would like to have them as I want to use as part of a retro-renovation to my historic home and save them from the landfill!
And its gone
Yupp! Phoenix residents have no regard to historic preservation... Now, it's gone! Jerks!
100 years old, and NOW GONE!
Old or not, as long as we have the blueprints bowling will never die.
That's AZ for you, demolish history year after year.
I literally work 2 buildings away from where this is.
ALL of downtown Phoenix has been or will be demolished. If you're looking for "nostalgia" and "preservation" you're in the wrong city. Lived here since 1980s, graduated high school at Brophy in 80s and my entire life there was in service of everything historic. I remember going to the Playboy club up by Earl on Central. Limousines and leisure suits, playboy bunnies at the bar. If I thought anyone cared about anything historic in AZ I wouldn't have left. I did a huge six month study on the Hotel Westward Ho, very indepth, went to ASU archives for pictures etc. tons of pictures
what a tragedy that building is. Tragic like the rest of t he city. I remember when what became Club Miami and Amsterdams were actually stores. And the section next to the post office had a bowing alley and Kings bar.
I'm surprised no one was living down there.
There was no way to enter plus I heard it was unsafe
This is so cool
www.12news.com/article/news/history/phoenix-century-old-underground-bowling-alley-uncovered/75-5b7a9c6d-4e3b-4369-a878-a43323ae4763
That place isn’t far from Katieville you should come check it out, I’m tweaking so hard right now!