Wisconsin Bowling Alleys Poster

Wisconsin didn't just pick up bowling— it practically built a league around it. German immigrants in the 1800s brought kegeln traditions to Milwaukee taverns, and by the early 1900s, the city was so smitten with tenpins that the American Bowling Congress planted its headquarters there, crowning Milwaukee "the Bowling Capital of America." That identity stuck for a century, until the sport's national governing body moved to Texas in 2008. Still, the legacy is everywhere: from early leagues that helped standardize rules to photo worthy, old school lanes tucked behind corner bars. Bowl Wisconsinbly!

• 225+ locations
• 24" x 36"
• High-quality, 9pt semi-gloss paper
• Printed in Menomonee Falls
• Optional: Black composite wood frame w/ plexiglass (25.25" x 37.25" x 1")