Pool Hall Photos From All Over.

[JAM]

No. It was Amar.

Okay, wait a minute. LOL! :grin-square:

Are you telling me that this player on the left-hand side of the picture, holding a pool cue in his right hand, to the left side of the player seated, wearing a black and white T-shirt is Amar? That's Tony Chohan. Amar ain't that tall!

 

[blah blah]

This is probably the nicest pool hall I've been to. There are tables on the second floor too.
Hollywood Billiards

Beautiful. I have a pic from upstairs looking down...

 

[blah blah]

Okay, wait a minute. LOL! :grin-square:

Are you telling me that this player on the left-hand side of the picture, holding a pool cue in his right hand, to the left side of the player seated, wearing a black and white T-shirt is Amar? That's Tony Chohan. Amar ain't that tall!

....gold chain, pinky out on the cue... Yeah.

I'll bet you a signed dollar that's Amar. :wink:



http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=143137

 

[JAM]

....gold chain, pinky out on the cue... Yeah.

I'll bet you a signed dollar that's Amar. :wink:

No, way. That's Tony Cho. Look at his chunky nose! :grin:

What's a "signed dollar"? I might bet. :wink:

 

[JAM]

Here's Amar. His skin tone is a little bit lighter than Tony's.

 

[JAM]

Taken by The Bent Page in Savaneta, a town on the island of Aruba. This improvised pool room serves as a hangout for the local fishermen, and like standard pool rooms everywhere, it also has a walk up bar and a jukebox.

How's this for playing outside? WOW!

 

[Dead Money]

Looks like if you hit a pool ball off the table there it just might end up in the water!

 

[sk8ordie]

Poolhall that goes where ever you want it to....:grin:

 

[sk8ordie]

Pool Hall. Shasta County, California
November 1940

 

[sk8ordie]

Interior view of "Chilie's Place," pool and billiards hall owned by Charles "Chilie" H. Fischer/Fisher, located at 112 North Los Angeles Street (now Anaheim Blvd.), ca. 1907

 

[sk8ordie]

1913 Pacific Coast Amusement Co. Pool Hall. No one on the site knew where this hall was, but it looks nice.

©2009 Photos from the vault - used by permission

The original post's address is below:

http://sloblogs.thetribunenews.com/slovault/2008/12/18/1913-pacific-coast-amusement-co-pool-hall/

 

[sk8ordie]

I think one of these two places might be the front of the pool hall below...

or...

Photos I Found - If You Have Any To Add Please Do.

Frank's Cafe - South Texas

 

[junkbond]

1913 Pacific Coast Amusement Co. Pool Hall. No one on the site knew where this hall was, but it looks nice.

That pool hall was in my hometown: San Luis Obispo, California. Like nearly all else of value in the town, however, it has been replaced by tourist-catching crap.

 

[sk8ordie]

Hey junkbond, this is the site I found it on and they are asking if anyone knows it's location, one guy said somewhere in Kentucky he thought. Maybe you can tell them, another guy thought it was turned into a chocolate syrup factory???

http://sloblogs.thetribunenews.com/slovault/2008/12/18/1913-pacific-coast-amusement-co-pool-hall/

 

[JAM]

South First Billiards in San Jose, California!

 

[JAM]

Grafitti on the side of the "Billiards Parlor Building" in Brooklyn, NY!

Down Seventh Avenue to Flatbush (or, "The New Seventh Avenue"), I am always interested in the state of the "Leaf Wall" at the corner of Flatbush and 7th Ave. The progression usually goes like this - Pretty leaves painted on the wall, graffiti, pretty leaves painted on the wall, graffiti. You get the idea. However, as of today, some sort of art installation has sprouted. Couldn't tell if it is photos or clippings, but either way, a Park Slope Wall of Ephemera is growing on the side of the Billiard Parlor building.

 

[JE54]

Nice pictures.......

 

[Thecoats]

North Pole

The two sitting on the table made the "Bucket List", costumes included:grin::grin:

 

[JAM]

The two sitting on the table made the "Bucket List", costumes included:grin::grin:

I have never heard of this term "bucket list." What does it mean?

Here's a pic of Vicorstown Inn in Ireland!

 

[JAM]

Here's the pool room in New Zealand, complete with wood-paneling and snooker table. It's the Greenhill Lodge at Hawke's Bay!