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Kona Lanes stood as a mid-century landmark in Costa Mesa, California, opening in 1958 and drawing generations of bowlers through its doors. More than just a bowling alley, it was a gathering place woven into the fabric of Orange County's postwar suburban identity. Some lanes outlast their era because they never stopped belonging to the neighborhood. Part of our Retro Bowling collection, featuring the defunct alleys of yesteryear.
The Details:
Distressed red and white illustration of a mid-century roadside marquee sign supported by angled poles, with stylized white text reading "KONA LANES" across an oval top section. White hand-lettered text reads "BOWL" on a wider angular red banner below, lined with a row of small white dots. Cursive white script reads "Costa Mesa" above white text reading "California" at the base.
Fit & Fabric: