Opened in 1927 Patterson is the oldest operating duckpin bowling alley in the nation! 12 Lanes (6 on each level), and BYOB (beer & wine only), on the second floor. A must-visit Balmore experience.
First United Church has a old-fashioned, hand-set three lane alley above the church from about the turn of the century. A piece of Baltimore History worth checking out!
Open since the late 1940's, White Oak has historic credibility and manual scoring on 24 duckpin lanes.
If not for the weathered sign out front and the smell of french fries, the rickety white wooden building would be indistinguishable as a 10 lane duckpin bowling alley, looking more like an old house.
Dee's is your chance to try out Babe Ruth's REAL favorite sport and not dent your wallet. They've got 24 lanes and they only accept cash, (on-site ATM).
Parkville has 26 duckpins lanes with bumpers to make it even more fun for small children.
Turner Dual Lanes has 12 Duckpin Lanes(w/ bumpers) and 24 Tenpin Lanes(4 w/ bumpers). Bumpers + small kids = no gutter balls & more fun.
24 duckpin lanes and 12 tenpin lanes and owned by the same group as Turner Dual Bowl.
28 Duckpin lanes and Rock n Roll bowling with a live DJ, and they allow BYOB. Sounds like a party!
Not historic by any means, but they do have 4 dedicated duckpin lanes in addition to eight 10-pin lanes under black lights and overlooking four 150" HDTVs.
