Pool, Billards and Bowling Alleys As a Phase of Commercialized Amusements in Toledo, Ohio

This fascinating book explores the history of pool billiards and bowling alleys as commercialized amusements in Toledo, Ohio. Drawing on archival research and interviews with local residents, John Joseph Phelan provides a detailed and engaging account of the rise and fall of these popular leisure activities in the mid-twentieth century.

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