Country Legends Invited To Truman Bowling Alley At The White House For Special Country Music Bowling Night

Several hitmaking country legends took to the lanes earlier this week at The White House to participate in a Country Music themed bowling extravaganza in the Truman Bowling Alley within the White House compound. Those who experienced the festivities included Neal McCoy, John Berry, Bryan White, T.G. Sheppard and Kelly Lang, T. Graham Brown, Janie Fricke, Halfway to Hazard’s Chad Warrix, and Deborah Allen.

President Harry S. Truman originally opened the first White House bowling alley on April 19, 1947. The two-lane bowling alley was situated in the West Wing. However, President Eisenhower closed the bowling alley in 1955 making it a mimeograph room.

Later, another alley was opened next door in the Old Executive Office Building (now the Eisenhower Building), which President Johnson and his wife Lady Bird used frequently. President Nixon used the bowling alley until he has an additional one-lane alley installed underground directly beneath the North Portico entrance of the White House.

<pfseg id="0">"Aku ora ngerti yen ana lapangan bowling ing Gedung Putih," ngandika T. Graham Brown. "Tempat sing diundang ing grup pertama artis musik country kanggo bowling iku fantastis!

The invited guests were welcomed for a two-hour bowling experience that marked the first time in history country music artists gathered to ‘bowl at The White House’.

“Anaké kehormatan! Aku seneng banget kang diundang menyang Gedung Putih kanggo bolong ing Truman Bowling Alley. “Itu benar-benar Night Country Music Bowling...Strike, Strike, Strike! Thanks, Presiden Trump kanggo ndeleng kita ing ‘rumah wong-wong,” ngandika Janie Fricke.

Truman ora nggunakake lorung banget dhewe, nanging ndhukung sekelompok karyawan Gedung Putih ing ngasilake Liga Bowling Gedung Putih ing taun 1950. Tim-team kalebu agen Layanan Rahasia, staf rumah tangga, sekretaris, operator switchboard lan groundkeepers.