Say what you want about Nascar, but Tony Stewart just donated $10,000 to the Jeanette Lee fund.Probably stockin' up to go watch their favorite redneck drivin' in circles on the tv.
Say what you want about Nascar, but Tony Stewart just donated $10,000 to the Jeanette Lee fund.Probably stockin' up to go watch their favorite redneck drivin' in circles on the tv.
It gives me the chills, too... looking at that place. But what the hell, man. I'll go in there with ya! If only for just a second. If we get a bad vibe, or see a ghost, then we're hauling butt outta there.I'm from Georgia and I generally have no hesitation about walking into any pool hall anywhere for the first time, but the look of that Cedartown pool hall scares me. The outside appearance (i.e. no signage whatsoever) suggests the place is not looking for more customers. Any reports about out-of-towners playing there?
That is it. But most people park around back and go in the side door.Does it have an address?
Maybe it's a big secret and you don't want anyone to go there. I myself would love to find a cool location like that and visit.
So in the interest of time, I just google drove the whole way down main street in Cedartown until I found a glass squares place. If I walk into that door and there's a pool hall, I'd be pleasantly shocked.
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Yes that is it.This place? https://www.google.com/maps/@34.010...4!1sADB0u8tNl1FAg6xddsyISA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192 Did a ground-level Google search of Main St. There are a lot of closed/for rent businesses in that town.
Wow! That's truly amazing. I would love to take a trip out there soon and see what the room looks like.That is it. But most people park around back and go in the side door.
It goes back to when women were not allowed. There is a long trough style urinal with a short wall between it and the pool room part where you can stand to do your business with your back to the pool room. They do have a regular bathroom also now. They are only open a few hours a day and I have not kept up with their hours.Wow! That's truly amazing. I would love to take a trip out there soon and see what the room looks like.
Talk about a place to go get lost in, no one knows what it's even called!!!
I have never heard about anyone getting hurt there. People from all over the country have come there to play, because before he got too old there was a local guy who would play anyone for big money, if they gave him enough weight. He could play upper level B player speed. So many came. Some left busted and others left loaded. Last match up I heard of he took the break and the seven from Johnny Archer. I called the owner and found out he opens at 4 Pm daily and around 2 on Saturdays. Closed Sundays. He closes when business dies off for the evening. You should not be afraid to go there. Wayne the owner is a nice guy and most often there are just a few locals playing snooker or pool.I'm from Georgia and I generally have no hesitation about walking into any pool hall anywhere for the first time, but the look of that Cedartown pool hall scares me. The outside appearance (i.e. no signage whatsoever) suggests the place is not looking for more customers. Any reports about out-of-towners playing there?
Thank you so much for the details. Helps a lot.I have never heard about anyone getting hurt there. People from all over the country have come there to play, because before he got too old there was a local guy who would play anyone for big money, if they gave him enough weight. He could play upper level B player speed. So many came. Some left busted and others left loaded. Last match up I heard of he took the break and the seven from Johnny Archer. I called the owner and found out he opens at 4 Pm daily and around 2 on Saturdays. Closed Sundays. He closes when business dies off for the evening. You should not be afraid to go there. Wayne the owner is a nice guy and most often there are just a few locals playing snooker or pool.
The address is
514 S MAIN ST CEDARTOWN, GA 30125
and they are still in the online phone book as Brunswick Billiards.
Thanks for the info. I'm planning to go and I'll report back when I do.I have never heard about anyone getting hurt there. People from all over the country have come there to play, because before he got too old there was a local guy who would play anyone for big money, if they gave him enough weight. He could play upper level B player speed. So many came. Some left busted and others left loaded. Last match up I heard of he took the break and the seven from Johnny Archer. I called the owner and found out he opens at 4 Pm daily and around 2 on Saturdays. Closed Sundays. He closes when business dies off for the evening. You should not be afraid to go there. Wayne the owner is a nice guy and most often there are just a few locals playing snooker or pool.
The address is
514 S MAIN ST CEDARTOWN, GA 30125
and they are still in the online phone book as Brunswick Billiards.
Small world....ran into this browsing....somebody’s uncle had a vending business...this poolhall was one of his accounts....his uncle kept his pool cue in the machine...he didn’t want his wife to know that he still played pool for money.....and the room was a good place to play in.It gives me the chills, too... looking at that place. But what the hell, man. I'll go in there with ya! If only for just a second. If we get a bad vibe, or see a ghost, then we're hauling butt outta there.
I was just thinking, wouldn't it be really cool if when you open the doors, it's nothing but a quiet, extremely well kept pool room.
I've got to hear more stories about this place! Better yet, go and make some stories of my own in there. Dying to see what the inside looks like.Small world....ran into this browsing....somebody’s uncle had a vending business...this poolhall was one of his accounts....his uncle kept his pool cue in the machine...he didn’t want his wife to know that he still played pool for money.....and the room was a good place to play in.
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According to their FB page a new owner is in charge, Kris Peck is the name. Still open.
Awesome. On my list now for sure! "Closed on Sundays" sign. LolNow THIS place is just awesome. https://www.google.com/maps/uv?pb=!1s0x87dcb7c40b250d7f:0xbb6eb94f219a9b13!3m1!7e115!4shttps://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipNslrLMLONWuCVa9uvxWpYjmZlD2k-MCLUPBXMh=w266-h200-k-no!5sBooches - Google Search!15sCgIgAQ&imagekey=!1e10!2sAF1QipNslrLMLONWuCVa9uvxWpYjmZlD2k-MCLUPBXMh&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjMgLXzreLuAhWNbc0KHcVIDpQQoiowG3oECDMQAw Regulars go mostly for the burgers but the back room is where its at: B'wick Arcades. Place is too cool. They've been at this location since '28.
Looks like some 5×10's there?
11am 'til.........close. Haha love it!Another golden oldie: https://www.google.com/maps/uv?pb=!1s0x87c0e394f02d57ad:0x3a13a2ecd259d627!3m1!7e115!4shttps://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipMzh0hwKgXg_ee-FWfFJ8z1fbhT1E0g56wTXSrL=w200-h200-k-no!5sraytown rec - Google Search!15sCgIgAQ&imagekey=!1e10!2sAF1QipMzh0hwKgXg_ee-FWfFJ8z1fbhT1E0g56wTXSrL&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjt_a30tuLuAhXQLc0KHU5ICcUQoiowEnoECCQQAw Raytown is part of Kan.City. Cool old walk-down joint. Has a 5x10 Kling that used to be in Kling-Allens room. Nothin fancy, just pool baby.
Total Eclipse is coming through Erie in 2024 just sayin'! Driving distance for me.Gold Crown Billiards...Erie, PA....since 1978...the owner, Paul Schofield, is also a great player.
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If Gar isn't up to it I'll go quote for quote with ya!"Used to be your nice average bad neighborhood, now look at it"
"I mean, on your pool hall scales of 1-10, how do you rate this one?"